suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson
oral history interview conducted by Brian Harrison as part of 'Oral evidence on the suffragette and suffragist movements'
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Summary
suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson is an oral history[1].
Key Facts
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's instance of is recorded as oral history[2].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's instance of is recorded as interview[3].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's instance of is recorded as audio recording[4].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's maintained by is recorded as British Library of Political and Economic Science[5].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's collection is recorded as Oral evidence on the suffragette and suffragist movements: the Brian Harrison interviews[6].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's inventory number is recorded as 8SUF/B/080[7].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's part of is recorded as Oral evidence on the suffragette and suffragist movements: the Brian Harrison interviews[8].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's language of work or name is recorded as English[9].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's participant is recorded as Brian Harrison[10].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's participant is recorded as Louisa Beeston[11].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's participant is recorded as Miss EM Jackson[12].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as women's suffrage[13].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as women's suffrage movement[14].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as women's suffrage in the United Kingdom[15].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as suffrage[16].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as Louisa Beeston[17].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's main subject is recorded as Miss EM Jackson[18].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's described at URL is recorded as https://www.lse.ac.uk/library/collection-highlights/the-suffrage-interviews[19].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's duration is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q7727', 'amount': '+87'}[20].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as David Lloyd George[21].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as Charlotte Despard[22].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as Gladice Keevil[23].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as Emmeline Pankhurst[24].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as Christabel Pankhurst[25].
- suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's significant person is recorded as Hettie Wheeldon[26].
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suffrage interview with Louisa Beeston and Miss E M Jackson's part of is recorded as Oral evidence on the suffragette and suffragist movements: the Brian Harrison interviews[8].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include oral history[2], interview[3], and audio recording[4].