This study brings to light Sylvia Pankhurst's political involvement in the Suffrage, working class and socialist movements. It is intended for undergraduate courses in women's studies
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'Barbara Winslow not only gives us an impressive account of Sylvia Pankhurst's feminism and socialism; she reveals a forgotten strand of radical politics, extremely relevant today.' - Sheila Rowbotham
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Exceelent book on Sylvia's most interesting period,
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This book concentrates on Sylvia Pankhurst most radical period, when she was involved in the anti war movement, international communism and the ultraleft. Good information on the London radical scene and the communist left. Draws out intersting contributions that Sylvia made, such as the Social Soviets, and also makes links to other radicals such as Amadeo Bordiga.
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