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... By CHRISTABEL PANKHURST upon taming the German class with the aid of State insurance schemes. Avery meagre palliative these constitute, said Madame Adam, to the ruin of a whole continent, a ruin due to the policy of the German Chancellor, for he alone ...
... 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 ...
... MRS. PANKHURST. composed of members of the W.S.P.U. In an interview with a London representative of the Manchester Guardian to-day Mrs. Pankhurst explained that the Government has agreed to give the necessary facilities to the mission. When she heard ...
... MRS. PANKHURST NOVEMBHR 12, 1915 ...
... by CHRISTABEL PANKHURST 'ST 17, 1917 Lth the wicked, and with Price ld. Weekly ...
... By Christabel Pankhurst. believe themselves morally superior to other nations, that too is unfounded. The British People and Belgium. To-day, the British people are thinkingnot that they are morally superior to other nations—hut that they will have to ...
... MRS. PANKHURST TI lIS great meeting which is assembled here this afternoon meets at a great historical moment in the history of the nation. How women welcome the announcement Ilia at lust, after months of waiting. there is to be compiled a National Register ...
... CHRISTABEL PANKHURST. war, and by means of peaceful understanding. But how can that be so, if the treaty guaranteeing Belgium's neutrality, a treaty which is in truth the foundation stone of Europe, can be broken without causing a shudder to the pacifists ...
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... Mrs PANKHURST SPEAKS AT SHEFFIELD. Hundreds Turned Away. Ovorflow Mooting In a Church. Mrs l'ankhurst had a rousing welcome at Sheffield. here she went to address a patriotic /arming organised by the W. S. I'. U. at the I'ictoria Mill. Amongst those who ...
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... Mrs. Pankhurst. Mrs. Parkhurst said this was a solemn ocoasio9 for women. The franchiSe.nanle. to them, ‘a,t the most critical moment in the fortunes of the British Empire. We had reached a stage in the war when the soldiers had justification for saying: ...