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by John Stuart Mills, to extend the franchise to women (Kinzer, 1985, p. 6869). When this effort failed, one consequence was the foundation of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, and the formal beginning of women's suffragism on a large scale as a social movement (Feuchtwanger, 1985, p. 16). Thus, the Reform of 1867 not only effectively added substantially to the general democratization of British political life, but also  through exclusion  led to the developmen

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