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176:. Amy Reid was one of six siblings, five older than her: Mary W. Reid born 1860, Elizabeth Reid (a shopwoman) born 1862, Andrew Reid (a chemist's assistant) born 1864, Bertha Reid born 1876 and a younger brother James F. Reid born 1876. The family had English boarders: the Horsman family (Charles Horsman, Ellen Horsman -both comedians - and their 13 year old daughter Ellen Maud ), Harry Thomas (also a comedian), and Mary Fortescue described as a 55 year old widow
478:' from Edinburgh to London, speaking to the group passing through York, where they had gathered signatures from 36 out of 48 councillors to a petition for votes for women. Sanderson then joined the women's groups from all over the country gathering in their thousands in Hyde Park, where she was one of the leading speakers at the mass rally.
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many more women were supporting the movement, but that the militant tactics are deferred pending 'responsible members of the
Government' making a positive move to enfranchise women, without which 'we will proceed with even greater vigour than before'. In June 1908, Sanderson was with Theresa Billington-Greig, and
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Liberal voters (voting the same way as fathers and grandfathers) and about being disappointed that the Women's Unionist Association there had not promoted women's suffrage as an election issue. She was interviewed after the event and reported as saying that
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Sanderson's
Scottish tour had included Forfar, where she had lived for a time, and where she bemoaned lack of adequate support for the campaigning work she was doing but she quoted the reactions to seeing women chalking the pavements, ringing bells and mounting lorries to speak in public, with
362:. She was reported as saying that female factory workers and teachers are paid less than men for the same or better quality of work. Sanderson debunked the popular arguments of the anti-suffrage case, including that suffragettes are all 'old maids' when in fact most were married women, who had '
437:'Surely the women who have fought so determinedly during the last four years, who have been reviled and abused, imprisoned and tortured for asking simple justice, have a claim on a party that champions sweated workers, 82 per cent of whom are women
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where there were 'flippant elements' but
Sanderson was said to have 'held the attention of the intelligent portion of the audience all through', her speaking tour progress was reported to the WFL. She had a successful three day speaking tour of
370:' events such as in the Portman Rooms, London, where she had been buoyed up by the enthusiasm there for the cause, encouraging her for speaking in towns and villages where there was little or no awareness of the women's suffrage issues.
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Scottish branches of WFL were represented in the 'great procession' of ten or twelve thousand women, seven hundred banners and forty bands; Sanderson was grouped with the 617 'prisoners' or 'martyrs' proceeding to
210:(WLF) and served on its national executive committee for three years. She wrote that most of the Scottish branches of WSPU became affiliated to WFL. Sanderson was asked by the headquarters to go urgently to Aberdeen and wrote to
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the best husbands in the world, or else we could not be suffragettes. A woman who was used as a doormat or a slave could not be a suffragette, because she was afraid to call her soul her own
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of Dundee. Sanderson (and again Anna Munro) shared some of the details of their prison experiences and she particularly emphasised the need for
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the local organiser, due to differences in opinion on tactics, and was regarded as a good organiser for new territory for suffrage activism (in
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Sanderson: 'The Division in the Women's Movement: A Protest in the Name of Democracy' on p6 of 'Forward' 26 October 1907
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as something that women should vote for (once they had won the vote). She also shared part of a hymn the women had sung in the prison:
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began, suffragette prisoners, including Sanderson, were pardoned by the British government in return for stopping their militancy.
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858:"Defining Militancy: Radical Protest, the Constitutional Idiom, and Women's Suffrage in Britain, 1908-1909"
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a curious mixture of earnest championship, lukewarm support, indifference and hostility'.
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strongly criticising the Labour Party before the next election, for ''
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held the crowd as much by her earnestness as by her logical arguments'.
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remarks from men and women in the local dialect, some finally saying '
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Sanderson's speaking tour in 1910 included a drawing room meeting in
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In May 1923, Sanderson was again a delegate at the Congress of the
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1142:"The Sex Disability - Women's Plea for Citizenship at Stockton".
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A guid cause : the women's suffrage movement in Scotland
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Sanderson, Amy (7 May 1908). "Montrose Burghs By-Election".
1109:"Votes for Women - Women's Freedom League- Public Meeting".
1094:"The Political Crisis and Votes for Women Public Meeting".
606:"Mrs Amy Sanderson / Database - Women's Suffrage Resources"
366:.' As well as open air meetings, Sanderson spoke at the '
1620:"The women's march: how the Suffragettes changed Britain"
1113:. 12 October 1909. p. Front page - public notices.
1098:. 15 December 1909. p. Front page public notices.
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Tillard, Irene (30 October 1909). "South Yorkshire".
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for being imprisoned for the cause of women's votes.
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1064:"Suffragettes at Perth - Interview With Leaders".
1327:"Our Work Past and Present - Evening 'At Home'".
1361:. 25 April 1910. p. 1. Vol. LXII No. 17298.
1034:"Scottish Notes - Kincardineshire By-Election".
944:"Letter from Amy Sanderson to Caroline Phillips"
1761:Edinburgh National Society for Women's Suffrage
1771:Northern Men's Federation for Women's Suffrage
1588:"The Seventh Annual Conference of the W.F.L".
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1283:. Edinburgh: Mercat Press. pp. 60, 269.
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1482:Feminism and the periodical press, 1900-1918
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1674:"A Backward Glance - Early Days".
1592:. 3 February 1912. pp. 175–6.
521:'valuable' addition to the branch.
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1124:"Branch Notes - Swansea Branch".
734:"Statutory Register of Marriages"
1469:. 25 June 1910. pp. 98–101.
1038:. 30 April 1908. pp. 516–7.
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409:where she was reported to have '
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1262:"Montrose Burghs By-Election".
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1417:"W.F.L. in Trafalgar Square".
1331:. 30 October 1909. p. 10.
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1128:. 3 June 1909. p. 616.
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1605:The Nottingham Evening Post
1603:"Set Out from York Today".
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1346:. 8 March 1910. p. 3.
1190:"By-Elections Sheffield".
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1359:The Shields Daily Gazette
1220:Browne, Sarah F. (2007).
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1465:"The Great Procession".
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