Article headed ‘Message from Mrs Pethick Lawrence’
Account by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence of her visit to Germany
Leaves from The Vote, containing the text of Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence’s presidential address to the twenty-sixth annual conference of the Women’s Freedom League on 29 Apr. 1933
Leaf from The New Clarion, containing an article by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence entitled ‘A Call to Socialist Women: Unite to Resist Fascism and War’
Untitled article by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, written for the Peace Pledge Union (two copies)
Cutting from the New Times and Ethiopia News, containing an article headed ‘Mrs. Pethick Lawrence’s Eloquent Speech: Her Plea for Help for Ethiopia at Garden Fete Last Saturday’, with another cutting of the same article
Report of an address by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence at Christ Church, [Oxford] (one of a series organised by the Economic Club)
Notes for a speech by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence at Manchester on behalf of the Peace Pledge Union
Article by Lady Pethick-Lawrence entitled ‘How to Attract Women to Productive Industry’
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Verses beginning ‘The mists of dawn do hide the day’, in the hand of Emmeline Pethick, on a card, with a watercolour drawing of a seascape on the other side
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Carbon copy of a letter from Lady Pethick-Lawrence to the High Commissioner for Ceylon (Gunasena De Soyza)
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence (incomplete?)
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Letter from Emmeline Pethick to F. W. Lawrence
Envelope, labelled ‘These letters are from Emmeline. Fred W. Lawrence’ and ‘June to September 1901’, formerly containing 7/94–146
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