The Spinster and Her Enemies - Feminish

NOTES TO PAGES 137–49
29 Havelock Ellis, Sex in Relation to Society, Studies in the
Psychology of Sex, volume 6, London, Heinemann, 1946,
p.247.
30 Ibid., p.247.
31 Iwan Bloch, The Sexual Life of Our Time, London,
Heinemann, 1909, p.72.
32 Ibid.
33 Ibid., p.84.
34 August Forel, The Sexual Question, New York, Medical
Arts Agency, 1922, 1st published 1908, p.93.
35 Ibid., p.504.
36 C.Gasquoigne-Hartley, The Truth about Woman, London,
Eveleigh Nash, 1913, p.xi.
37 Ibid., p.263.
38 Ibid., p.364.
39 Ibid., p.61.
40 Walter Heape, Sex Antagonism, London, Constable, 1913,
p.4.
41 Ibid., p.6.
42 Ibid., p.207.
43 Ibid., p.208.
44 Ibid., p.208.
45 Walter Gallichan, Modern Woman and How to Manage
Her, London, T.Werner Laurie, 1909, p.46.
46 Ibid., p.49.
47 Ibid., p.48.
48 Walter Gallichan, Woman Under Polygamy, London,
Holden & Hardingham, 1914, p.73.
49 Ibid., p.295.
Chapter 8 The Decline of Militant Feminism
1 Christabel Pankhurst, ‘Why I Never Married’, Weekly
Dispatch, 13 April 1921.
2 David Mitchell, Queen Christabel, London, MacDonald
& Jane’s, 1977, p.297.
3 David Doughan, Lobbying for Liberation: British Feminism
1918–1968, London, City of London Polytechnic, 1980.
4 Olive Banks, Faces of Feminism, Oxford, Martin Robinson,
1981.
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