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... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST May 14, 1915 Our scientific terminology is full of pre j udicee. . . . Thus the French, considered as a Latin people, were supposed to hate the English, regarded as a Germanic people. But in the make up of the French people. Latin ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST Why I Never Married No woman has excited so much public interest and such keen partisanship and rancour as Miss Christabel Pankhurst. the famous leader of the militant Suffragettes. Retiring from political life, she now devotes her ...
... By CHRISTABEL PANKHURST not want war then, but wanted Germany to be readier and stronger before she embarked on a great war. Even silence on Lord Haldane's part would have been better than his utterance of falsehood—his hoisting of the white flag. Falsehood ...
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... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. Everybody admits that one attack of gonorrhoea does not give immunity against subsequent attacks, and the idea that one attack of syphilis gives immunity from other attacks is not very seriously entertained by experts. As one authority ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. Just before leaving town a lady whose propensities are strongly suffiagette assured we (says a correspondent of the - Liverpool Post) that the reason of Miss Christabel Pankhurst's long silence is that she has broken down. The ...
... Christabel Pankhurst. Christabel Pankhurst was then called upon, and dealt with the current political situation. She pointed out that the holiday season—the political winter—was drawing to a close; that the first spring bird had been heard twittering ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST 14, 1915 Our scientific terminology is full llf pre- j ndicee. . . . Thus the French, considered as a Latin people, were supposed to hate the English, regarded as a Germanic people. But in the make up of the French people. Latin blood ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST AND MRS. FLORA DRUMMOND ST. ANDREW'S HAEL, THURSDAY FIRST, at 8 p.m. n from M.E S TICKET “Street; EWING & PARTY OFFICE, 49 MURDOCH, M-INTOSH, 331 Sauchie^l M*KILLOP, 101 Hope Street- photo-draima creation world*. Hkrtory Moving Pictures ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST Dr. A. H. BURTON, 8.A.. Dr. F. E. HARSH, Rey. W. Y. ROBERTSON. Rev. B. B. JONES. and Res. J. WALTER YOUNG (Joint Hon. Secretary). PREPARATORY PRAYER MEETTNO—Hon• day. Oct. 4. Harp at 7.30. in B et ETHANY CNIAPEL. St. Stre, Cardiff ...
... MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. PARIS. [FROM OrR OWN CORRESPOND!!NT.] Pan.-. Tuesday - rumoured that Miss ' ('ltrisiabe! the has returned England order }»artn' the councils wown's fuffr.ig«' pativ the present moment have made inquire. and am at»l«* to that ...
... MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. 'REUTER'# SEW YORK. Fridar. Th« •Time*' ihe authority an that Mus Chnstabcl hur»t was rerocniwd on board tba Mauralania. ahicb arrived here March Uth. BRISTOL TO BELFAST A GLASGOW owi.no to coax rrmiKe. wednudatw bailing IB ...