Note 75 — Chapter Six (continued 2)

The English Women’s Suffrage Journal, November, 1886, reported: “Mrs. —— rose to move a resolution. After reading a memorial, she said: ’Now, when I was asked to add a few words of support to the memorial I have just read, my first feeling was that I was very far from the right person to do so, inasmuch as being a married woman—and therefore disqualified—and rightly disqualified,” etc.