The War And the Women
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These issues mould our lives far more than the questions we are permitted to vote upon, and to bring them equally under the sphere of the vote must be the desire of every suffragist. But then there never was a person more essentially Anti- Suffragist than Christabel Pankhurst. Nobody has ever been allowed a vote in the affairs of her Union. She is simply a dictator bom out of her due sex and time. It happened that the state of society afforded no scope for her natural driving- power, and so she... was reduced to the leadership of women. But her constant obsession with the image of Joan of Arc shows — as the psycho-analyst would say — that all along she has subconsciously hank- ered to lead men. For Joan of Arc did not win the battles of France with an army of Amazons. Now, spurring and cheering on the army of men, bidding them roll their enemies in the dust. Miss Pankhurst is at last in her true element. And the word " purge," which she ingeminates, recalls her other ambition to be Cromwell — the Cromwell of " Pride's Purge " and " Take away that bauble." She actually calls for a Cromwell to purge a certain London Club of its " pro-Germans." And her fol- lowing has changed with her program.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These issues mould our lives far more than the questions we are permitted to vote upon, and to bring them equally under the sphere of the vote must be the desire of every suffragist. But then there never was a person more essentially Anti- Suffragist than Christabel Pankhurst. Nobody has ever been allowed a vote in the affairs of her Union. She is simply a dictator bom out of her due sex and time. It happened that the state of society afforded no scope for her natural driving- power, and so she... was reduced to the leadership of women. But her constant obsession with the image of Joan of Arc shows — as the psycho-analyst would say — that all along she has subconsciously hank- ered to lead men. For Joan of Arc did not win the battles of France with an army of Amazons. Now, spurring and cheering on the army of men, bidding them roll their enemies in the dust. Miss Pankhurst is at last in her true element. And the word " purge," which she ingeminates, recalls her other ambition to be Cromwell — the Cromwell of " Pride's Purge " and " Take away that bauble." She actually calls for a Cromwell to purge a certain London Club of its " pro-Germans." And her fol- lowing has changed with her program.
What to read after The War And the Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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