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CONSERVATIVES AND THE PROBLEM OF WOMEN ADMISSION TO WORK IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS IN THE 1920S

Igor' Georgievich Kovalev
National Research University Higher School of Economics


Submitted: October 27, 2012
Abstract. The author considers for the first time in native historiography the problem of women admission to work in the second chamber of the British Parliament, and analyzes the relevant legislative initiatives and the Conservative Party position on this question in the 1920s.
Key words and phrases:
реформа Палаты лордов
Консервативная партия
Либеральная партия
суфражизм
House of Lords reform
Conservative Party
Liberal Party
suffragism
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