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'Helen Huxham (1869-1925) believed that once women achieved universal suffrage across the globe, war was less likely. She shared the widespread hope in women's agency with the international women's movement in their calls, more generally, for international arbitration, and a League of Nations to include women delegates. In 1915, Helen Huxham averred.' (Publication abstract)
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