Published by Primary Source Microfilm

"The Suffragette Fellowship Collection is an extremely valuable source of information relating to the militant aspect of women's fight for the vote. It is particularly useful for the papers and information it contains on some of the lesser known women of the movement and on the Women's Freedom League." -- Margaret Barrow, Author of Women 1870-1928 (London, 1981)

Series One: Rare Political, Reforming and Professional Journals for and by Women

This collection from the British Library Newspaper Library at Colindale and the British Library at Bloomsbury forms a solid basis for new and established courses in women's studies and is of great value for undergraduate work as well as providing new opportunities for advanced research.

The wide range of titles included covers every aspect of emancipationist activities. Key political issues are discussed in the areas of education, work, religion, temperance and social reform and the revolutionary impact of World War I on women's lives can be seen.

Part One, 1870-1928
17 reels

Part Two, 1858-1936
21 reels

Part Three: Women's Workers' Quarterly Magazine, 1891-1923
17 reels

Series One: 55 reels

Series Two: Popular Women's Magazines

Women's attitudes, the attitudes of magazine proprietors to women and the views on Empire, sex and society can all be gleaned from the pages of these journals. Shifting opinions can be traced, in particular relating to women's role in society. A perfect example of the Georgian magazine for women, La Belle Assemble was thought-provoking, informative, literary and self-consciously intellectual.

Part One: Woman, 1890-1912
21 reels

Part Two: The Englishwoman's Review and Drawing Room Journal,1857-59;
Myra's Journal of Dress and Fashion, 1875-1912
21 reels

Part Three: The Ladies' Pocket Magazine, 1826-1939; The Ladies' Treasury, 1858-69 and others
19 reels

Part Four: La Belle Assemble and Continuations, 1806-48
9 reels

Series Two: 70 reels

Complete collection: 125 reels