Credit: Nellie McClung, 1915
Source: Nellie McClung. In Times Like These. p.24. 1972 ed. Also http://library2.usask.ca/herstory/nellie.html
Credit: Nellie McClung, 1915
Source: Nellie McClung. In Times Like These. p.vii introduction by Veronica Strong - Boag, 'As a campaigner whose slogan was, 'Never retract, never explain, never apologize - get the thing done and let them howl', she became the foremost practitioner of sexual confrontation. Also http://www.swc - cfc.gc.ca/dates/persons/case; Jowett, Benjamin an eighteenth century English scholar - 1817 - 93, had used a similar expression.
Credit: Nellie McClung, 1945
Source: Nellie McClung. The Stream Runs Fast: My Own Story. Page 6 1. 1945. Also - A Poster produced by Famous Five Foundation.
Credit: Nellie McClung, 1945
Source: Nellie McClung. The Stream Runs Fast: My Own Story. p. 212. 1945. Also http://www.edukits.ca/famous/readings_mcclung.html
Credit: Nellie McClung, 1915
Source: In Times Like These - Page xx by Nellie McClung 1915 - 1972 edition also http://www.edukits.ca/famous/readings_mcclung.html
Credit: Nellie McClung
Source: http://www.collectionscanada.ca/05/0509/050951/05095101_e.html
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