
Women in Ulster politics, 1890-1940
by Diane Urquhart
Part of Women in Irish history series
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How does the book challenge the traditional historical narrative that women in early 20th-century Ulster were politically passive or merely ancillary to men?
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In what ways did the intense sectarian and national divisions in Ulster shape, unite, or divide the political agendas of unionist and nationalist women during this era?
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Consider the methods women used to exert political influence before they had the right to vote; which of these tactics do you find most surprising or effective?
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