Ethel Tawse Jollie

Ethel Tawse Jollie

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Dɔɔ bee pɔge bee dɔgebo	pɔge
Yo-ennaa bee yoporaa	Ethel
Family name	Cookson
Dɔgebo bebiri	8 Maakye 1874
Dɔgebo zie	Rhodesia
Kūū bebiri	21 Sentɔmbare 1950
Place of death	Harare
Tonnoɔre	writer, Pɔleteesa
Voaraa	member of parliament

Ethel Maud Tawse Jollie OBE (8 March 1874 – 21 September 1950; née Cookson; widowed Colquhoun) da e la writer ane political activist a Southern Rhodesia na da e a female parliamentarian dɛndɛŋ soba a British overseas empire.

Toma

Cookson dɔgebo zie la Ethel Maude Cookson a Castle Church, Stafford, pɔgeyaa ko a Samuel Cookson, a doctor. O da zanne yi la Anthony Ludovici na be a Slade School of Fine Art be ka o da pɔge a o sere dɛndɛŋ soba, explorer Archibald Ross Colquhoun. O da kulee a St. Paul's church, Stafford, a 8 March 1900, kyɛ da beɛle a o serɛ ka ba da gaa Asia, a Pacific, ane Africa, kyɛ baŋ gaa zeŋ a Southern Rhodesia. A Colquhoun's kuuŋ a 18 December 1914, o da leɛre o la e editor of United Empire magazine. O da leɛ kulee Rhodesian koɔraa naŋ e John Tawse Jollie.

Tawse Jollie da la a front figures a campaign ko Rhodesian self-rule, a da e a piilaa ko a Responsible Government Association a 1917. Ona da la wedera memba ko a National Service League, a Imperial Maritime League, a British Women's Emigration Society, a Women's Unionist Association, ane a Southern Rhodesian Legislative Council. Ethel Tawse Jollie da e la avowed anti-suffragist ane anti-feminist. O da kpie la Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, a 21 September 1950.

Jollie da e la supporter ko a white supremacy, albeit o da leɛ wa nyɛ la nensɔgela ane nempeɛle zaa e yeni a 1937, o da yeli ka Africans senne la ka ba paale a "composite civilisation" ka a leɛroo da na taa la eebo, albeit wuluu zaa da ba beebe a na wuli a o sommo kyaare a integrated society.

"A political evolution naŋ gaa, te kombaŋ be a te baaroŋ saŋa yeltare. Pampana yele kyaare political bee social equality kombaŋ nyɛ sagebo yi a white race naŋ na kombaŋ nyɛ eebo ko a black ne a degree kaŋa zaa naŋ na baŋ soŋ ba, kyɛ permutations ane combinations na baŋ yuo la compromise neɛ zaa naŋ ba nyɛ sɛre."

Toma mine

• Two on their Travels, ⁣ William Heinemann, 1902.
• The Whirlpool of Europe, with Archibald R. Colquhoun, Dodd, Mead & Company, 1907.
• The Vocation of Woman, Macmillan & Co., Ltd., 1913.<ref>Chaloner, Martin (1914). "The Solvency of Woman," The Edinburgh Review, Vol. 219.
• Our Just Cause; Facts about the War for Ready Reference, William Heinemann, 1914.
• The Real Rhodesia, Hutchinson & Co., 1924.
• Native Administration in Southern Rhodesia, Royal Society of Arts, 1935

Articles

• ” On Some Overseas Poetry," United Empire, Vol. I, 1909/1910.
• "The Husband of Madame de Boigne," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. LXVII, January/June 1910.
• "Feminism and Education," The University Magazine, Vol. XII, 1913.
• "Woman and Morality," The Nineteenth Century, Vol. LXXV, January 1914.
• "The Superfluous Woman: Her Cause and Cure," The Living Age, Vol. LXIII, April/June 1914.
• "Archibald Colquhoun: A Memoir," United Empire, Vol. VI, 1915/1916.
• "As Others See Us," United Empire, Vol. VI, 1915/1916.
• "The Balkan States and the War," United Empire, Vol. VI, 1915/1916.
• "Some Humours of Housekeeping in Rhodesia," Blackwood's Magazine, Vol. CC, July/December 1916.
• "Modern Feminism and Sex Antagonism," The Lotus Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 2, November 1917; Part II, Vol. 9, No. 3, December 1917.
• "Woman-Power and the Empire," United Empire, Vol. VIII, 1917/1918.
• "Germany and Africa," United Empire, Vol. IX, 1918/1919.
• "Rhodesia and the Union," United Empire, Vol. X, 1919/1920.
• "The Question of Southern Rhodesia," United Empire, Vol. XI, 1920.
• "The Future of Rhodesia," United Empire, Vol. XII, 1921.
• "Britain's New Colony," United Empire, Vol. XIV, 1923.

Bibliography

• Lowry, Donal (June 1997). "'White Woman's Country': Ethel Tawse Jollie and the Making of White Rhodesia". Journal of Southern African Studies. 23 (2): 259–281. doi:10.1080/03057079708708536. JSTOR 2637621.

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