Margaret Llewelyn Davies

'This is a well-researched and, at times, moving account of a key player of the suffrage generation. Ruth Cohen has drawn on a diverse range of sources to shed light on the remarkable life of Margaret Llewelyn Davies. This book makes a vital contribution to the historiographies of the co-operative and labour movements, as well as the literature on the campaign for women's rights. Cohen illuminates the evolution of Llewelyn Davies's politics, as well as the importance of professional and personal networks for activists.' Labour History Review.