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Hyde Park Demonstration, Sunday June 21 1908.
Miss Christobel Pankhurst, LL.B & Mrs Pethick Lawrence.
From suffragepostcards.wordpress.com: The Museum of London has images of this event.
London Life. Arrest of a militant suffragette.
10513-71
Hustle them in, and bustle them in,
Scoop up th’ shriekin’ mob
Who says that “Justice” is going to win
When “the Law” takes up the job?”
Hustle them in, and bustle them in,
Scoop up th’ shriekin’ mob
Who says that “Justice” is going to win
When “the Law” takes up the job?”
London Life. “Votes for Women.”
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Woman holding a blown-up poster of the front page of The Suffragette with the headline, "An Anti-Shock by James Barr"
Woman holding a blown-up poster of the front page of The Suffragette with the headline, "An Anti-Shock by James Barr"
Mrs. Pankhurst Hon. Sec.
[Image: Photographic Portrait of Mrs. Pankhurst Hon. Sec. The text below the image reads: "Women's Social and Political Union & Clement's Inn Hon. Sec."]; 9x14; print.
Son help mere man
[Image: Three women with angry expressions on their faces enter a room as one man knocks over a table with a drink and playing cards, another man hides under the table, and the last man runs away. The text below the image reads: "Son help mere man"]…
Miss Christabel Pankhurst
National Women's Social and Political Union
VOTES FOR WOMEN: Miss Adela Pankhurst
Votes for Women
Organiser, National Women's Social and Political Union
Organiser, National Women's Social and Political Union
Poster parade of Ealing suffragettes
[This postcard shows a 'poster parade' by a group of suffragettes wearing sandwich boards printed in purple, white and green, the suffragette colours, to advertise a demonstration to be held on Ealing Common on 1 June 1912. This was one of a series…
The Suffragette nails her colours to the mast
Votes for Women: The Suffragette nails her colours to the mast
[Here the suffragette is depicted as a masculine woman wearing manly clothing including a pork pie hat, this being at the time a direct reference to lesbianism. Those opposing female…
[Here the suffragette is depicted as a masculine woman wearing manly clothing including a pork pie hat, this being at the time a direct reference to lesbianism. Those opposing female…