Истории Suffragettes

In 1882, Doctor Jane Barber has no shortage of problems. From being scrutinised at work for her gender, judged for her youth, and undermined by society as a whole, shes had quite enough. The Boer War was a traumatic experience on its own, but on top of that, Jane now has to find accommodation in London on her own- as the years she should've spent meeting a man and settling down, she spent in a trench tending to wounds. Detective Inspector Arthur Murphy is in need of a roommate. His last was too whiny, the one before that too loud. Another whistled too much, and a brief encounter with one man's dog was enough for Arthur to evict him immediately. When his sister Ada finally puts her foot down, and finds him a roommate herself. Which is how Arthur comes home one day to find his new roommate: a woman. If the Boer War was explosive, Jane and Arthur sharing a shabby flat in London is practically a world war. Spilled tea, scattered case files, and one meddling doctor who won't stop tidying his desk. Arthur nearly kills Jane. Jane nearly kills Arthur. And no, for the last time, as they have to tell many people, they are not married. | Work In Progress Story | Updates multiple times a week | Will become a series once this book is complete | Please vote and comment | | The Detective & The Doctor playlist | https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3LiwNQoyLA2QkOR5N8Edcy?si=u9uaOykYTie1unEbjxRWhQ&pi=bWLjxklLTb-qT

Set after the wedding. Sam/Donna

Ginny is a mother first and foremost to two girls Sarah-Ann and Cynthia. Her house, a one room slum in the midst of east-end London, also supports her sisters family too. Selina, who is heavily pregnant, her husband Sebastian, a dock worker and her three children, Edward, Lottie and Beatrice. Virginia, Selina and Sarah-Ann work locally at the Bryant and May matchbox factory in Bow. A notorious line of work with unusual and highly painful health risks, predominately 'Phossy Jaw' and who's employees consist of 95% women. Brutally supervised by Harland Beazley the women of the matchbox factory are scrupulously controlled to the point of fear. One step out of line, a matchbox dropped, the wrong or not footwear would see a worker fined half a days wage. To make ends meat Ginny involves Edward, Lottie and Beatrice in the matchbox making process at her home. But when a newspaper reports on the working conditions for the women at the factory, Ginny spots an opportunity and realises a deep embedded ambition to fight the powers that be. Ginny is faced with crippling fines and fears her eldest daughter may be falling foul of the common lines, 'Phossy'. Ginny fights against the male dominated society the only way she can, secretly in liaison with the newspaper.

"It's not right that we should have to fight for something so obviously right and just as having the vote but we must. Someone must!" Lady Anastasia Banks has lived her entire life thus far in a world where she may do as she likes, be it running around the countryside with her cousins or sitting quietly in a secluded corner, immersed in a book about the flora and fauna of her home county of Kent. But with her 'coming out' only a year away, Anastasia gradually realises her future will be quite different. And she's not sure if she'll like it. Thrust into the world of Edwardian high society and faced with an impossible choice, Anastasia comes to see that perhaps life isn't so simple and fair as she once thought. In her frustration, she comes across a group of ladies who promise to help her... to help all women.

Marigold Aldaine, a teenager living in the Edwardian era longs for a life where she and all the other women get the right. The right to be able to vote. She lives in a wealthy household with her little sister, Daisy and little brother Roger and she lives in fear of her rude and sometimes drunkenly violent father. But her life takes a turn when she hears her mother is a suffragette. »»-----°•♡•°-----«« A tale of Romance, Determination, Freedom and Rebellion. *most streets, shops and stuff similar are fictional, but all the suffrage related events are real* 🥇achievements🥇 Number one in #suffragette

Short Story~ I entered this story for the BBC Radio 2 500 words writing competition here in the UK. I was one of the 25 finalists in my age group out of a 125,000 that entered. I had to go down to London, in Shakespeare's Globe for the results. I got to meet celebrities like: Julie Walters, Tom Hiddleston, Warwick Davis, Raleigh Ritchie, Nick Jones, Chris Evans (radio presenter) and many more! Unfortunately I was not a winner, but still got a shout out. I thought that it would be a nice idea to share the story with you guys, you can also go to the BBC Radio 2 500 words website to find out more about the day! http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00rfvk1 Look out for the name Emily Baxter (that's me!) I really hope you enjoy my story!! Cover by: @evbax01

Elizabeth Buckingham is a modern woman. After her fiance died in the Crimean War she decided to dedicate her life to good works and not to trifle with the affairs of the heart again. She is happy to live her life supporting her causes without causing a scandal to her family. Henry Carlyle hates England. Transported from South Africa and transplanted into Victorian London he is miserable. He misses home. He never wanted to become Lord Brockett or inherit Brockley Hall. He is at his happiest being a doctor not trussed up like a peacock. Elizabeth is asked to help Henry transition into English society and make Brockley Hall his home. Will she also make a home for herself in the process?

This is a Fan fiction! Thanks to one of my commenters who gave me a great idea, @DanielleG2900 This is basically a continual to my first book... The original SnS characters belongs to the very talented @TheSirRob! <<(Awesome guy) This story will be shared on both sides of Dagliesh and Ambrose households. Lilly and Ambrose will soon be expecting a son and he will grow up to fancy a certain someone, but their fathers are old rivals which puts a hole into their hearts. The mothers are desperately trying to sustain their own marriages while making it their business that their children are happy.... no matter the cost. Will these financial magnates finally wave the white flag? Or will the young love birds be brave enough to fight for their right to love?

Lillian McCullough, a sixteen year old Scottish Immigrant with a fervid imagination, meets two women who will change her life. Catherine Hartwell, a teacher and a secret suffragette, is betrothed to rich bachelor who treats his servants, including Lillian with disrespect. Catherine and Lillian become fast friends and soon meet an author of a suffrage newspaper, nicknamed Angie Morgan. Together they fight for the rights they deserve and break away from their preconception of the world and make it their own.

I enjoy history and historical novels. This is my first post so any suggestions are welcome!

Allegory of Suffragettes

Every gender should be equal

In Canada, 1904, Richard Marcus the third and Priscilla stand before a judge to dissolve a marriage of abuse and adultery. He has all the rights, she is legally not considered a person. Will he win by turning a divorce court into a prosecution Priscilla? As Richard Marcus the third shreds her on the witness stand the possibility of deliverance comes from unlikely sources.

A Small thing to remember Emily Wilding Davison's brave act on June 4th 1913 as she attempted to get vots for women

Deeds Not Love A beautiful historical fiction story of passion, love and longing. 1903. Juliane is a seventeen, rich, middle class girl living in utter loneliness. She finds joy in campaigning for women's votes, but not in a law abiding way... Along her adventurous journey she falls for a young son of a precious Prime Minister, Phillip Smithe. But is he as supportive and loving as he seems? Or is he just as bad as all the others?

36 year old Grace is a mother with a daughter and a husband. Her and her husband Walter work in a button factory and they need every penny they earn. When Grace encounters a mini suffragette parade on the side of the street on her way home from work, she is forced to make a big decision. Should she listen to her heart and join in? Or stay silent and make money to help support the family and sneakily do it, even thought it could result in her getting thrown in jail and losing her job. Pink is a historical fiction book about the suffragette women and how women got the right to vote to get us where we are today.

-equality for both genders- This is what we fight for.

Adaline Moore is the only child of her grieving father. After her mothers death, her father separated himself from society, dragging an unwilling Adaline behind him. Locking himself inside his study, Adaline ventures into the forest looking for adventures and mystery, but she finds something that changes her world forever. What will Adaline do when she eventually has to leave the world she knows as home to attend the acclaimed boarding school, BriarMeadow Academy for Ladies situated on the East Coast? I think it is about time she found out.

thats my drafting on the subjects : The suffragettes the problem is : Imagine you are a suffragettte doing of those actions , Describe this event (preparation,reaction),your personnal motivation and the consequences NB: the scene is set before 1918

Updates every weekend, with occasional bonus posts on Wednesdays. Willow Locke, a teenage immigrant living in turn-of-the century Manhattan, must find the strength within her to protect her family from an insidious corporate plot to destroy the unions. Her father and sister are primary targets, marked for death. By chance she falls in with reclusive fallen inventor, Nikola Tesla, who begins to build the weapons she needs to single handedly combat the deadly Pinkertons, a private militia hired by the corporation. Her partner in the investigation is an English schoolboy and a brilliant intellectual, James Whitcomb. Just as their partnership as detectives begins to blossom into love, or infatuation, James encounters a deeper evil within the corporation, an undying thing called the Amilech. The revelation comes too late to save him from infection. Can Willow save the boy she loves and protect her family? No one is safe. Danger is everywhere in this high-tech supernatural thriller. Updates every weekend. Thank you for reading! Please message me and share your stories! Willow Locke, Anarchist Detective is a steampunk science fiction thriller with a supernatural edge set in New York City in 1910. The story is built around the pivotal events of the labor movement. The novel includes depictions of anarchist Emma Goldman and suffragettes Alva Belmont and Clara Lemlich. The framework of historic events supports a story of dark magic and technological innovation. The Willow Locke Play list: https://open.spotify.com/user/12150136528/playlist/0r6byn1EppP2ov4jKmhAnl Music to set the atmosphere for the novel.