Fooldom, and its two subborn generals

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Press cutting. Article by Ruth Cavendish Bentinck in the Daily Herald.

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Papers of Ruth Cavendish Bentinck7RCB

Letters from Ruth Cavendish Bentinck to the Press7RCB/1

Letters from correspondents to Ruth Cavendish Bentinck7RCB/2

Articles by Ruth Cavendish Bentinck with related correspondence7RCB/3

The Point of Honour: a correspondence on aristocracy and socialism7RCB/3/01

Heads I win, tails you lose7RCB/3/02

The Ancestors7RCB/3/03

The Anomaly7RCB/3/04

The Death Penalty7RCB/3/05

Rich Women, as good as their sisters7RCB/3/06

John Bull7RCB/3/07

Yet Another Word About Venereal Disease7RCB/3/08

Allegory on women's social status7RCB/3/09

The House of Lords: as seen by a woman7RCB/3/10

The Power of Suggestion7RCB/3/11

The Rebel7RCB/3/12

Patriotism - an elderly lawyer and a modern woman7RCB/3/13

Fooldom, and its two subborn generals7RCB/3/14

Concerning Anne Askew7RCB/3/15

The Home7RCB/3/16

Echoes of November 21. An Impression7RCB/3/17

Are We Breeding Beasts? An Indictment of the Modern Type7RCB/3/18

The Woman's Movement in Bermondsey7RCB/3/19

Papers relating to the Women's Suffrage Movement7RCB/4

George Bernard Shaw7RCB/5

Women and employment7RCB/6