Letter from Christabel Pankhurst to Caroline Phillips
WriterWritten by
Christabel Pankhurst
(Manchester, England, 1880 - 1958)
AssociatedAssociated with
The National Women's Social and Political Union (NWSPU)
(founded 1907)
Date28 December 1907
Object NameLetter
Mediumpaper and ink
ClassificationsSocieties
DimensionsFolded: 20.5 × 13cm
Unfolded: 20.5 × 26cm
Unfolded: 20.5 × 26cm
AcquisitionPresented in 1988.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS082713
About Me28 Dec 1907Dear Miss Phillips
I am very glad to hear that the correspondence still goes on. We think that the
Aberdeen affair was a very great success.
As to the use of the word outlawing can the critics suggest a better? If so we might consider the question of substituting the better word. Our position is the nearest approach to outlawing now existing. We want to use the most suitable word however so await suggestions.
With best wishes for the New Year
Yours very sincerely
Christabel Pankhurst
More About Me
The first anthem of the Women's Social and Political Union was based on "La Marseillaise", but Dame Ethyl Smyth composed "The March of the Women" to replace it.
Baroness Emmeline Pethick Lawrence
2 January 1908
Baroness Emmeline Pethick Lawrence
6 January 1908
The National Women's Social and Political Union (NWSPU)
21 September 1907
