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493:, was of course a National Liberal and later a Conservative MP, which must have been an influence upon her. She does not appear to have been politically active in campaigning for National Liberal candidates but did support a large number of their social and fundraising functions, as well as attending talks at meetings of the National Liberal Forum.
326:. The number of women candidates was growing now but there was a still a real sense in which they were pioneers. Overall only forty-one women were chosen to stand for election and Lady Barlow was one of only six female candidates out of a total of 333 Liberal hopefuls. Again she came third in a three-cornered race.
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both before and more crucially during the First World War and sent their sons to a Quaker college in the United States. Lady Barlow particularly tried to promote peaceful international relations and reconciliation during and after the Great War. To this end she maintained an extensive correspondence
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Lady Barlow was a steadfast companion to her husband in his
Somerset constituency over many years. She shared his political interests and campaigned with him and on his behalf. The couple were close friends of Liberal
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In her later life during the 1950s and 60s, at a time when the
Liberal Party had declined in public affections, Lady Barlow seems to have transferred her political allegiance to the
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with influential figures throughout Europe and maintained a speaking schedule at related events at home such as the
Peacemakers’ Pilgrimage Rally in Hyde Park in 1926.
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A number of Lady Barlow's papers and letters are contained in the Barlow
Collection deposited in the Cambridge University Library, Manuscripts Departments.
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and senior partner in his family businesses with principal interests in textiles, tea and coffee and rubber. They had two sons and two daughters. Her son
160:. At this election only thirty-three women were selected as candidates out of 1,387 contenders for the House of Commons’ 615 seats and only two, the
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Lady Barlow was active in a number of different fields of moral, welfare and political reform. For 22 years she was
President of the
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groups including The Young
Abstainers Union. Outside her own electoral campaigning, Lady Barlow supported for the cause of
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A champion of the political rights of women, Lady Barlow was also a strong supporter of the traditional
Liberal policy of
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an organisation dedicated to teaching and impressing upon children the importance and principles of sobriety and
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and as a Quaker she was a campaigner for peace and disarmament. She and her husband opposed the introduction of
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were elected. Lady Barlow came third at High Peak in a three-cornered contest with 20% of the vote.
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The
Letters of Arnold Stephenson Rowntree to Mary Katherine Rowntree: 1910–1918
60:, the daughter of the Hon. Richard Denman and Helen McMicking. Her brother was
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622:"Barlow Family Papers: Business chronology and list of managers"
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and shared her husband's close interest in labour affairs.
759:. Glasgow: Political Reference Publications. pp.
148:. She also stood in her own right for election to the
516:. In addition, she appeared as a speaker for other
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64:. She was educated privately. In 1895 she married
755:British Parliamentary Elections Results 1918–1949
689:. Cambridge University Library. Archived from
84:who succeeded his father to become the second
56:Anna Maria Heywood Denman was born in 1873 in
128:. In religion, Sir John and Lady Barlow were
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152:twice as a Liberal. First she contested the
858:Liberal Party (UK) parliamentary candidates
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795:, 12 March 1955 p.8 & various ff
565:Women: A Modern Political Dictionary
40:(1873 – 28 May 1965) was an English
388:Henry Victor Alpin MacKinnon Raikes
318:She next fought the nearby seat of
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602:from the original on 30 June 2004
653:. Oxford University Press. 2007.
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333:: Ilkeston Electorate 32,243
62:Thomas Denman, 3rd Baron Denman
38:Anna Maria Heywood, Lady Barlow
154:Derbyshire, High Peak division
1:
878:English temperance activists
146:Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
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88:was Liberal candidate for
664:Packer, Ian, ed. (2002).
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112:and then a fully fledged
727:Brookes, Pamela (1967).
819:, 12 September 1911 p.9
807:, 22 February 1962 p.12
735:. London: Peter Davies.
118:Middleton and Prestwich
831:, 29 November 1913 p.7
714:, 6 November 1922 p.20
569:. I B Tauris. p.
489:. Her son, the second
31:
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863:Converts to Quakerism
751:Craig, F W S (1969).
596:"Hon. Richard Denman"
411:Hon. Lady Anna Barlow
331:General Election 1924
324:1924 general election
254:Hon. Lady Anna Barlow
176:General Election 1922
158:1922 general election
29:
21:
731:Women at Westminster
628:on 27 September 2011
561:Law, Cheryl (2000).
365:George Harold Oliver
178:Electorate 34,242
169:Margaret Wintringham
96:. He later became a
52:Education and family
873:English suffragists
687:"Barlow Collection"
334:
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510:Band of Hope Union
329:
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66:John Emmott Barlow
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888:Wives of baronets
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98:National Liberal
42:welfare reformer
30:Lady Anna Barlow
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22:Barlow in 1924
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114:Conservative
55:
48:politician.
37:
33:
15:
853:1965 deaths
848:1873 births
651:Who Was Who
606:15 February
514:teetotalism
842:Categories
697:25 October
632:25 October
580:186064502X
541:References
518:temperance
503:Lancashire
480:free trade
341:Candidate
186:Candidate
165:Lady Astor
829:The Times
817:The Times
805:The Times
793:The Times
712:The Times
426:Majority
268:Majority
102:Eddisbury
90:Northwich
58:Liverpool
600:Archived
507:Cheshire
383:Unionist
320:Ilkeston
299:Unionist
205:Unionist
136:Politics
78:Somerset
761:322–323
491:baronet
441:Turnout
406:Liberal
369:11,011
322:at the
282:Turnout
249:Liberal
214:14,892
156:at the
130:Quakers
86:baronet
767:
577:
533:Papers
458:Labour
429:1,808
421:−10.3
415:4,320
392:9,203
360:Labour
344:Votes
338:Party
291:+20.6
271:7,194
258:5,802
235:7,698
228:Labour
189:Votes
183:Party
470:-2.4
466:Swing
450:+6.7
447:76.1
435:−4.7
418:17.6
398:+7.5
395:37.5
375:+2.8
372:44.9
307:Swing
288:82.9
274:25.4
261:20.4
238:27.1
220:−6.3
217:52.5
120:from
104:from
74:Frome
765:ISBN
699:2017
634:2017
608:2013
575:ISBN
505:and
461:hold
432:7.4
302:hold
241:n/a
162:Tory
126:1966
122:1951
110:1950
106:1945
94:1929
82:John
72:for
44:and
92:in
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