Portal:Suffrage
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Suffrage, political franchise, or simply franchise, distinct from other rights to vote, is the right to vote gained through the democratic process
Works
- Have you heard the news? (1835) by a Freeman
- Ballot (1839) by Sydney Smith
- An address to the middle and working classes engaged in trade and manufactures throughout the empire on the necessity of union at the present crisis (1842) by Richard Gardner
- Thoughts on Parliamentary Reform (1859) by John Stuart Mill
- Your Vote and Interest (1860) by Albany Fonblanque Jr.
- Mr. John Stuart Mill and the ballot (1869) by an Westminster elector
- Reform or revolution (1870s) by Charles Bradlaugh
- Whether the minority of electors should be represented by a majority in the House of Commons? (1875) by Frederick Augustus Maxse
- Mr J. S. Mill on Personal Representation (1884) by John Stuart Mill
External resources
- Call number JF851 on the Online Books Page