A suffragette advertising "Votes For Women", the WSPU newspaper
Scene from the 1910 deputation to Parliament which turned into "Black Friday" when
police and assorted "roughs" took the opportunity to unleash considerable violence on
the suffragettes.
Mrs Baines addresses the crowds at Trafalgar Square
Poster advertising a mass meeting in London
WSPU leaders Annie Kenney (left) and Christabel Pankhurst
The Suffragette newspaper
Mabel Tuke reading The Suffragette newspaper
A WSPU badge
Mrs Pankhurst addresses the crowds
A badge indicating the wearer has been to prison for The Cause
Christabel Pankhurst speaking at Trafalgar Square. Christabel was a brilliant legal scholar who gained an LLB degree in law but was forbidden to practice, as
women were not allowed to enter the legal profession.
A suffragette with policemen
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