For those accustomed to thinking about the leaders of the women's suffrage movement as prim society ladies with veiled bonnets and a penchant for temperance, Myra MacPherson's new book "The Scarlet Sisters: Sex Suffrage and Scandal in the Golden Age" will surely astonish.
MacPherson aims her wit and very sharp pen at a side of the suffrage movement rarely seen in history books, epitomized by two real sisters, Victori...
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