ID: 8726  -  Tatiana Petrovich Njegosh  -  Macerata Type: Text Format: Medium: Citation Extent: 1 p. Identifier: Source: Gawthorpe, Mary. Letter. Dora Marsden Collection, Princeton University Library, Princeton University. Box 2, folder 1 Title: [Gawthorpe to Marsden] Subtitle: Alternative: Agents: Creator: Gawthorpe, Mary Role: Author Name: Gawthorpe, Mary Created: 1912 Date: in/on: Language: English Rights: Princeton University Library Relation: References Qualifier: Marsden, Dora Coverage: Place: Great Britain Time: 1912 Description: Subjects: Places Subjects: Places Subjects: Places Subjects: Places Subjects: Places Subjects: Places Subjects: Gender/Sexuality Subjects: Gender/Sexuality Subjects: Gender/Sexuality Subjects: Gender/Sexuality Subjects: Gender/Sexuality Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Wo/Men Subjects: Wo/Men Keywords: Clement's Inn Keywords: Great Britain Keywords: London Keywords: magazines Keywords: Freewoman. A Weekly Feminist Review, The Keywords: Votes for Women Keywords: forcible feeding Keywords: hunger-strike Keywords: politics Keywords: suffragism Keywords: war Keywords: Evans, Gladys Keywords: Gawthorpe, Mary Keywords: Leigh, Mary Keywords: Marsden, Dora Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, Clement's Inn) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, Great Britain) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, London) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, magazines) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, Freewoman. A Weekly Feminist Review, The) Query Subject+Keyword: (Places, Votes for Women) Query Subject+Keyword: (Gender/Sexuality, forcible feeding) Query Subject+Keyword: (Gender/Sexuality, hunger-strike) Query Subject+Keyword: (Gender/Sexuality, politics) Query Subject+Keyword: (Gender/Sexuality, suffragism) Query Subject+Keyword: (Gender/Sexuality, war) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Evans, Gladys) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Gawthorpe, Mary) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Leigh, Mary) Query Subject+Keyword: (Wo/Men, Marsden, Dora) Comment: In a unpublished typewritten and handwritten letter dated September, 27, 1912 Mary Gawthorpe argues that hunger-strike must be a means to an end, not a weapon of war. Gawthorpe's view on the use of the hunger-strike reflects her definition of the militant suffragist: not a rebel (as Dora Marsden thought she should be) but a "rebel under protest", as she defined militant women in June 1912 in a letter to The Freewoman.