Emily Faithfull English women’s rights activist. Victorian period.

12/15/13
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Emily Faithfull, Suffragist, British, feminist, Victorian, costume,
Emily Faithfull

Emily Faithfull (1835–1895). English women’s rights activist, and publisher.

Source: “Cabinet Portrait Gallery” issued as five volumes from 1890-1894 by the photography studio of William & Daniel Downey ( known as the ‘Queen’s Photographer’). Published by Cassell & Co. London 1893.

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