Womens' Liberal Federation
The Womens' Liberal Federation was founded in 1888. It was formed from local Women's Liberal Associations throughout Britain, and performed various activities including fundraising for charities and the Liberal Party. The local associations campaigned on behalf of the Liberal Party in their local areas, and often obtained opinions for the Party on political issues such as Irish Home Rule. The Federation disbanded in 1989.
From the guide to the Papers of the Womens' Liberal Federation, 1888-1988, (University of Bristol Special Collections)
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