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- Tags: Motherhood
Votes for Our Mothers
Nobody loves me -- Guess I'll be a suffragette
– GUESS I'LL BE A SUFFRAGETTE
Tags: Absent father, Absent mother, AGE, ANIMAL, ANTI-SUFFRAGE, Bloomers, Child, Crying, Crying infant, Dog, Drawing, EMOTIONS, FASHION, Fatherhood, Girl, Infant, Love, Motherhood, NON-HUMAN, Pants, PARENTHOOD, PRIVATE, Toy, Unfashionable, VIOLENCE
LIFE'S LITTLE TRAGEDIES. - IN THREE ACTS. -
Here's the hand that rocks our cradle
THAT ROCKS
OUR CRADLE
[Image: A fashionable woman sporting a Gibson Girl hairstyle holds out her left hand which is grotesquely large. The lines on her hand are also highly visible. She is winking.] 9x14cm; Print
Rights of Women
John Burns. "No good for you to come here. Where's your husband?"
Mother. "At sea."
John Burns. "Well, be off with you, mothers don't count as parents."
Suffragette Series No 7: Election Day
Tags: American, Angry man, ANTI-SUFFRAGE, Chair, Childcare, Children, CLASS, Couple, Crying, Crying infant, EMOTIONS, FASHION, Fatherhood, Feminized man, GENDER/SEXUALITY, HOUSEHOLD, Husband, Infant, Lounge room, MARRIAGE, Middle class, Motherhood, PARENTHOOD, PRIVATE, Suffering, SUFFRAGE ADVERTISING, Suffragette, Wife, Women's rights decoration
THE SUFFRAGIST AT HOME
Tags: Angry man, Angry woman, ANTI-SUFFRAGE, Bedroom, Bewilderment, Chair, Childcare, Couple, Crying, Diminutive husband, Domineering woman, EMOTIONS, Family, Fatherhood, Fatigued man, Husband, Inequality, Infant, MARRIAGE, Motherhood, PRIVATE, Resigned, reversed gender role, Selfish mother, Suffering, Wife, with children, Woman
"Just by way of a Change": 2
Tags: Absent mother, Absent wife, ACTIVITIES, ANTI-SUFFRAGE, Appealing, APPEARANCE, Bewildered man, Bow, Boy, British, Childcare, Children, CLASS, EMOTIONS, FASHION, Fashionable, Fatherhood, Girl, Hat, HOUSEHOLD, Husband, Man, MARRIAGE, Middle class, Motherhood, PARENTHOOD, PRIVATE, PROFESSION, Shoes, Smoking, Toy, Unappealing, Wife, Woman, Working class
"THE HOUSE" that man built: Ladies of Fame
And these are a few of the Ladies of Fame
Anxious to write M.P. after their name,
With each sex on a par, why put up the bar?
For M.P. means either Mama or Papa,
Quoth the sweet Suffragette we're entitled to…