Introduction: A mad wicked folly?
The radicalism of female rule in Eighteenth-Century Britain
"An argument of a very popular character" : Queen Victoria in the early women's movement, c. 1832-1876
Rethinking the "right to rule" in Victorian Britain
The Anti-Suffragists' Queen
"No more fitting commemoration"? : reclaiming Victoria for the women's movement during the Golden and Diamond Jubilees
Conclusion: Queen Victoria versus the Suffragettes : the politics of queenship in Edwardian Britain.