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23 de ago. de 2017 · This article explores the contribution made by Helen Taylor to the Victorian land reform movement, 1879–1890. It concentrates on her political agency after 1882 to evidence that the importance of Taylor was three-fold.
- Janet Smith
- 2017
The causes of land nationalisation and the taxation of land values powerfully appealed to Taylor. Taylor became a leading member of the Land Reform Union , and of the League for Taxing Land Values, addressing in their behalf large audiences, chiefly of working men, both in England and Ireland.
11 de oct. de 2018 · Helen was also a supporter of Irish Home Rule, particularly land reform. She was the only woman to serve on the executive of the Land Nationalisation League. Helen had strong views on morality; she was a member of the Moral Reform Union and the National Vigilance Association.
She was a promoter of land nationalization, taxation of land values, and the women's suffrage movement. In 1881, she helped establish the Democratic Federation. She also campaigned for Parliament in North Camberwell but was denied the nomination in 1885.
Changing the Landscape: Helen Taylor's camapigns for Land Nationalisationin Britain and Ireland 1881-1907. June 2015. Conference: Women and Land 1500-1900. At: University of Hull. Authors:...
18 de jul. de 2023 · This chapter will examine the nature of the feminism within those campaigns, using the work of Helen Taylor (1831–1907) to illustrate the changes, continuities, and diversity within the women’s rights movement throughout the Victorian period.
Helen Taylor. Gender: Female. Born: 1831. Died: 1907. Education: At home. Main Suffrage Society: LNSWS. Other Societies: CCNSWS. Society Role: CCNSWS executive committee member. 1866 Petition: Yes.
