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...e Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) founded the '''Women's Freedom League''': ...ffragette Movement"] at ''Atlas Obcura'' July 03, 2018.</ref> The café was home to several feminist groups, as well as anti-war activists, anarchists, soci

[[File:Home Rule Deputation.jpg|right|220px|thumb|Deputation to England]] ...eforms'''''. London: Indian Parliamentary Committee and National Home Rule League (India), nd. 8 pages.

...914-1917. She worked with several other nationalist leaders to demand home rule for India, and formation of the YMIA was one aspect of this movement. ...ter the Indian leader. When she announced the formation of the [[Home Rule League]] in 1916, it was at '''Gokhale Hall'''. Many other nationalistic events to

...edom fighter who worked with [[Annie Besant]] to establish the Indian Home Rule Movement. ...ant, and an active worker and Honorary President of the National Home Rule League till he passed away. Annie Besant wrote of him:

...often welcomed [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|Madame H. P. Blavatsky]] to her home at 77 Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill, London. George became a member in 1895 ...dia, and became associated with her and other national leaders in the Home Rule for India campaign."<ref>A. J. Hamerster, "Our New President," ''The Americ

...er published by [[Annie Besant]]. He helped in her work with the Home Rule League, and helped to draft the Commonwealth of India Bill that was presented bef

...urnal merged into ''The Irish Statesman,'' the paper of the Irish Dominion League, and Russell served as its editor for seven additional years.<ref>"AE Passe ...l definitely sympathized with the Irish republican movement to end British rule of Ireland, but since he was a pacifist, his activism took the form of edit

...r role in the Indian National Congress during the struggle for Indian home rule, and for her support of national education in India. She was president of t During the trial Besant was instrumental in founding the '''Malthusian League''', which would advocate for the abolition of penalties for the promotion o

The child attended a succession of Christian schools near his home in Colombo. Buddhist education had been suppressed by colonial administrati I stayed at home for a while and devoured the books in the Pettah Library opposite my father