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... totally incapable of making an intelligent contribution to any discussion on politics or economics. Why, whatever would Emily Pankhurst and her Suffragettes have said? Engin* data A BRITISH RAILWAYS spokesman has given me some technical details about the ...
... you must expect to see children DJ FRANCIS Saint Brides Major Vale of Glamorgan We must take vote seriously THANKS to Emily Pankhurst and the suffragettes women have the right to vote in our country today But how often do I hear women say “I don’t vote ...
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... known about Suffragettes in Liverpool where the movement had a lower Erofile than in Manchester ome of Suffragette leader Emily Pankhurst and in London where endless lobbying and window smashing took place The original suffragettes operating between 1895-1914 ...
... Each 30-minute play features one individual such as author Emile Zola Irish patriot Sir Roger Casement and suffragette Emily Pankhurst delivering their statement of defence or belief When the series’ devisor and writer Jack Emery first approached Phillipa ...
... was such a peaceful man I would also ask him if he forgave the man who killed him Pat added another choice would be Emily Pankhurst who campaigned to win women the vote ' -'ijr Imagine: Coun Pat Jones the mayor of Rhyl would love to talk to John Lennon ...
... dress women the of bloomers which reached to the ankles Her name became household Next came the Suffragette movement with Emily Pank-hurst Smith) and others the forefront 1922 women the to vote Women competing in all snheres even in air where Amy Johnson ...
... suffrage movement to a home in the Tower Hamlets area of London The collection which includes private papers belonging to Emily Pankhurst and Virginia Woolf started its life in 1926 as the library of the London Society for Women’s Service a nonmilitant movement ...
... Imperial War Museum for example” It is pure coincidence that Rita Pankhurst married to Richard son of Sylvia and grandson of Emily Pankhurst should be head of library services at the City of London Polytechnic where the Fawcett Library is now housed after a ...
... foul to belittle the campaign for the introduction of a system of fair and effective voting in Britain I don’t think Emily Pankhurst were she still alive would have been too impressed I think what would have impressed would have been a firm commitment ...
... to the identity of a well known Welsh entertainer: Trivia Doctor 1 Who proposed the theory of relativity? 2 What did Emily Pankhurst fight for? 3 In which city was the world’s first multi-storey car park erected? 4 What does a Geiger Counter measure? ...
... compared with a third of their female counterparts But all is not doom and gloom and leader of the suffragette movement Emily Pankhurst is not quite turning in her grave In 1994-1995 four times the number of women enrolled in undergraduate courses as did ...