Fabian Society

Katharine Conway, later KBG , made her debut as a lecturer for the Fabian Society at Nelson in Lancashire.

Katharine Conway, who would later become KBG , embarked on her first lecture tour as a propagandist for the socialist ideals of the Fabian Society .

Most of her work can be read as reflecting advocacy for the working classes rather than specifically feminist ideals. But though her focus remains on the legal and political rights of workers, there is...

VL attended (as an observer rather than a supporter) meetings of the Fabian Society , the Social Democratic Federation , and the Fellowship of the New Life .

After the Home Secretary assured the Fabian Society through the columns of the Times that CL had been released from prison because of her delicate health, not her class, replies appeared both from her and...

Following her split with the WSPU , DM considered joining the Women's Freedom League or the Fabian Society , but instead began to plan for a radical feminist journal that would stimulate discussion of diverse...

Believing socialism to be women's best political hope, NM travelled with a Fabian Society expedition to Russia.

On her return from Vienna NM delivered the first public speech she had ever done with ease and assurance. Her husband asked her to speak for just ten minutes at a Fabian Society meeting, assuming...

EN bore her second son and third child, who was named Fabian after the recently founded Fabian Society ; he remained the youngest of her own children.

EN published for the Fabian Society a volume of political poetry, Ballads and Lyrics of Socialism, 1883 to 1980.

EN read a paper to the new Fabian Society women's group: invited to speak on Motherhood and Bread-Winning, she substituted The Natural Disabilities of Women.

In 1886, the year of EN 's first stillbirth, her close friend Alice Hoatson became her husband's mistress. Alice then moved in with the Blands: ostensibly to help look after their children, since she was...

EN and her husband were early members of the Fabian Society . They hoped to see radical change in society, though Hubert Bland was also capable of cynicism and of making fun of his fellow...

EN conducted a flirtation and probably a brief affair with Shaw , whom she met at the Fabian Society around 1885. In his words she became passionately attached to him, though it appears he had...

EP defined herself as a Socialist although she did not join the Social Democratic Federation because of the anti-feminist views of its leadership. Along with her husband, she was an early member of the Fabian Society