ELIZABETH WAS NQ FLUKE.
"WOMAN'S ABILITY TO RULE. LONDON, June 7. Sir George Eeid (Federal High Commissioner), in opening a congress of women at the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition, said that every country must work out its own political franchise. In the past women had been regarded as a sort of postscript to man, not hall as important as the postscript to a lady's letter. That state of affairs had completely changed. Queen Elizabeth w:is formerly said to be the exception, which proved the rule that women were unfit to rule, but Queen Victoria had proved that Elizabeth was no fluke.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 134, 8 June 1910, Page 5
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