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By Marion Holmes, printed in 'The Vote'

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Papers of Teresa Billington-Greig7TBG

Teresa Billington Greig: Part One7TBG/1

Teresa Billington Greig: Part Two7TBG/2

Autobiographical writing7TBG/2/A

Women's Suffrage7TBG/2/B

Feminist and other societies7TBG/2/C

Post suffrage7TBG/2/D

Activities and campaigns7TBG/2/E

Correspondence7TBG/2/F

Articles and Synopses7TBG/2/G

Feminist articles, file 17TBG/2/G/1

The price of freedom7TBG/2/G/1/01

The Bermondsey protest7TBG/2/G/1/02

The accessories of the government7TBG/2/G/1/03

Who are the people?7TBG/2/G/1/04

'Justice' Grantham7TBG/2/G/1/05

Without ceasing7TBG/2/G/1/06

The league and the election7TBG/2/G/1/07

Anti-government or anti-Liberal?7TBG/2/G/1/08

The fourth week7TBG/2/G/1/09

An appeal to the voters7TBG/2/G/1/10

The great conspiracy7TBG/2/G/1/11

The cost of subjection7TBG/2/G/1/12

Teresa Billington Greig7TBG/2/G/1/13

Sex-biased judgements7TBG/2/G/1/14

Full speed ahead!7TBG/2/G/1/15

The political situation7TBG/2/G/1/16

Ireland and labour. The Asquith blockade7TBG/2/G/1/17

White flag of truce7TBG/2/G/1/18

The honorary general secretary7TBG/2/G/1/19

Various news items7TBG/2/G/1/20

A plea for support7TBG/2/G/1/21

Signs of the times7TBG/2/G/1/22

The fate of the Bill7TBG/2/G/1/23

The Bill must pass7TBG/2/G/1/24

On the eve7TBG/2/G/1/25

The present position7TBG/2/G/1/26

The last rally7TBG/2/G/1/27

The government blockade7TBG/2/G/1/28

The misrepresentation of the Conciliation Bill7TBG/2/G/1/29

The new democracy7TBG/2/G/1/30

The opponents answered7TBG/2/G/1/31

The need of the hour7TBG/2/G/1/32

Women and taxation7TBG/2/G/1/33

Future developments7TBG/2/G/1/34

An open letter to Mr Lloyd George7TBG/2/G/1/35

The appeal of numbers7TBG/2/G/1/36

Why pay taxes?7TBG/2/G/1/37

The undermining of the government7TBG/2/G/1/38

What is the alternative?7TBG/2/G/1/39

The political situation7TBG/2/G/1/40

On the knees of the gods7TBG/2/G/1/41

The last postponement7TBG/2/G/1/42

The pre-election pledge7TBG/2/G/1/43

Where do we stand7TBG/2/G/1/44

The way out7TBG/2/G/1/45

Mrs Billington Greig answers her critics7TBG/2/G/1/46

Feminist articles, file 27TBG/2/G/2

Feminist articles, file 37TBG/2/G/3

Feminist articles, file 47TBG/2/G/4

Feminist articles, file 57TBG/2/G/5

Feminist articles, file 67TBG/2/G/6

Feminist articles, file 77TBG/2/G/7

Status of women7TBG/2/H

Papers relating to the Royal Commission on Marriage and Divorce (1915-1928)7TBG/2/J

Sex and prostitution7TBG/2/K

Relations between the sexes7TBG/2/L

Equal pay7TBG/2/M

Women workers7TBG/2/N

Children7TBG/2/P

Education7TBG/2/Q

Religion7TBG/2/R

War and peace7TBG/2/S

The consumer7TBG/2/T

Teresa Billington Greig papers7TBG/2/U

Press cuttings7TBG/2/V

Suffragette Photographs7TBG/2/W

Journals and books7TBG/2/X

Teresa Billington-Greig: Part Three7TBG/3