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Beacon Lights

Frederick Douglass
1817-1895

Paul Laurence Dunbar
1872-1906

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[Image: Several different scenes of the 1913 suffrage parade and pageant in Washington, DC were available on postcards, a popular souvenir. The parade’s floats and marching sections represented women’s organizations and the progress of women’s…

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MY VALENTINE.
If I can't vote, why
not propose?
If I am bold you must excuse me.
I've loved you ages, good-
ness knows!
And don't you dare, Sir
to refuse me.

THE TIMES
FEBURARY 14
WOMEN HAVE
THE VOTE

[Image: Valentine's Day card…

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THE SUFFRAGETTE
W.S.P.U.
EDITIED BY
CHRISTABEL PANKHURST
1D. WEEKLY

POST CARD
ADDRESS ON THIS SIDE

[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, polychrome image and text, white background, produced by the Women's Social & Political Union, blank…

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THE KETTLE CALLS THE POT BLACK.

KETTLE: WOTS WORSE THAN A DIRTY BLACK POT WOT SPOILS THE POOR MAN'S STEW!
POT: A NASTY OLD KETTLE WOT RUNS WHEN THERE'S WOMAN'S TEA TO BREW!

AGAINST PEERS VETO MAJORITY 104
WOMANS SUFFRAGE MAJORITY IN FAVOUR…

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''Why won't they let the Women help me?"

TARIFF REFORM
FREE TRADE
POOR LAW REFORM
UNEMPLOYMENT
WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT
BUDGET
FREE FEEDING
EDUCATE ME

[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black text and image, white ground, Artists'…

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John Bull: "Very charming, I'm sure; but aren't you a little behind the times."

[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black text and image, white ground, Artists' Suffrage League illustration depicting John Bull addressing a man and a woman…

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Mrs. Partington again: "WAIT, WAIT, WHY CAN'T YOU WAIT?"

VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES
VOTES

[Image: Postcard, printed, cardboard, black text, black, red and white image, white background, Artists' Suffrage League cartoon depicting a man…

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Those who ask shant have, Those who dont
ask dont want.

"EVERYTHING FOR HIM – NOTHING AT ALL FOR HER."

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SEVEN TO TWO!

Seven to eight million men have VOTES. Only
one-and-a-half to two million women would be entitled
to vote if what we are asking for is granted.

TO THE POLLING STATION

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