Fabian Society

A volume of children's verse by GS entitled My Birthday, 1911, includes a poem singled out by Patricia Riley as embodying Sowerby's new Fabian beliefs. Tuesday's Child (a child who, according to the traditional...

BW published her minority report for the War Cabinet Committee on Women in Industry as a Fabian Society pamphlet, The Wages of Men and Women: Should they be Equal?

EFB also published for the Fabian SocietyA Summary of Six Papers and Discussions upon the Disabilities of Women as Workers, 1909.

AR 's The Nationalisation of Banking was published for the Fabian Society by Allen and Unwin . It is a slim monograph which followed on her series of articles on banking published in the New Statesman.

This pamphlet was a revised and expanded version of two papers she had given, one at a conference of the National Union of Women Workers at Nottingham in October 1895, and one before the Fabian Society

BB issued a crisply opinionated Fabian Society tract entitled Religious Education in State Schools.

They followed this with The Decay of Capitalist Civilisation, published through the Fabian Society in 1923.

On her return from Vienna NM delivered the first public speech she had ever done with ease and assurance. Her husband asked her to speak for just ten minutes at a Fabian Society meeting, assuming...

On 30 June 1988 the Fabian Society issued a pamphlet authored by MD and entitled The Case for Equality.

EN published for the Fabian Society a volume of political poetry, Ballads and Lyrics of Socialism, 1883 to 1980.

EN read a paper to the new Fabian Society women's group: invited to speak on Motherhood and Bread-Winning, she substituted The Natural Disabilities of Women.

This pamphlet had originated as a Fabian Society paper given on 18 July 1890.

It looks at the effects of the emancipation of women, not through the experience of a young girl but through that of a middle-aged married woman whose daughter (a member of the Fabian Society ...

It opens with Olga Graham resigning from a Fabian Society committee because she is going to be married and her fiancé doesn't exactly disapprove—he doesn't understand. Believing in him, she believes it would be more...