Eva Gore-Booth — a remark

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“One sometimes thinks that the whole art of party politics is to dress shop windows with beautiful motives and noble aims so as to take in the public and keep them quiet while they are carrying out wholesale robberies and murders in the safe seclusion of Government Offices and Departments.”

A sharp critique of how political rhetoric conceals violence and self-interest · Political essay or manuscript

About Eva Gore-Booth

Eva Gore-Booth

22 May 1870–30 June 1926

Eva Selina Laura Gore-Booth was born on 22 May 1870 at Lissadell House, the great neo-classical estate overlooking Sligo Bay in north-west Ireland, and died in London on 30 June 1926. She was a poet, dramatist, essayist, spiritual seeker, trade-union ally, campaigner for women’s suffrage, and one half of one of the…

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