 Gender-specific legislation discriminating against married women was increasingly the focus of Margaret's writings whether through pamphlets such as "The Legal Wrongs of Women" (Women's Freedom League, 1923) or via her thinly disguised autobiographical stories, "Fragments of Life" (1922).An early trainee in massage, Margaret treated wounded Belgian soldiers during World War I.Although she had refused to speak on behalf of parties or causes other than suffrage prior to gaining the vote, once enfranchised she supported the Liberal Party.