Editing Bloomsbury Group (section)

===Politics===
Politically, Bloomsbury held mainly [[left-liberal]] stances (opposed to [[militarism]], for example); but its "clubs and meetings were not activist, like the political organisations to which many of Bloomsbury's members also belonged", and they would be criticised for that by their 1930s successors, who by contrast were "heavily touched by the politics which Bloomsbury had rejected".<ref>Lee, pp. 263, 613</ref>

The campaign for [[women's suffrage]] added to the controversial nature of Bloomsbury, as Virginia Woolf represented the group in the fictional ''The Years'' and ''Night and Day'' works about the suffrage movement.<ref>Koppen, p. 16.</ref>