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    Suffrage arrangements in colonial territories, 1955.
    Published 1955
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    Criminal : Suffragettes treatment in prison, including the Pankhursts, following convictions in connection with the 'rush' on the House of Commons.
    Published 1908
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    The Suffragette movement : disturbances and convictions, 1906-1907.
    Published 1906
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    Suffrage disorders.
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    Arrest and imprisonment of Bayard Simmons, Elizabeth Davis, Lily Johnstone, Bessie Armstrong, Sarah Morrisey and Auguste McDougall, following a suffragette protest on 14 December 1906 outside the House of Commons : includes newspaper extracts describing the incident : also includes details of a later incident on 17 December 1906 when eleven suffragettes were arrested following a protest in the Central Lobby of the House of Commons.
    Published 1906
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    Rachel Peace and Jane Short, suffragettes, forcibly fed.
    Published 1912
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    Suffrage arrangements on colonial territories : voting qualifications, 1957-1959.
    Published 1957
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    The Suffragettes disturbance.
    Published 1910
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    Suffragette disturbance at Westminster.
    Published 1910
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    Complaints by Suffragettes of the conditions under which they were conveyed to prison in police vans (1913-1922).
    Published 1913
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    13 suffragettes convicted on 29 August 1908 : prison treatment.
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    Women's suffrage bill, 30 April 1913.
    Published 1913
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    Attempted Suffragette deputation to the King.
    Published 1914
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    Suffrage arrangements in colonial territories, 1960-1962.
    Published 1960
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    Imprisonment of Theresa Billington for alleged assault of a police officer during a suffragette demonstration in Cavendish Square on 21 June 1906 outside the house of the Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith...
    Published 1906
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    Six Point Group : extension of the franchise to women in the colonies, 1939.
    Published 1939
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    Women's enfranchisement bill, 1922 : representations of the people's bills, 1922-1924.
    Published 1922
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    Suffragette demonstrations : police procedure (1911).
    Published 1911
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    Miss Emily Wilding Davison (suffragette) killed when she threw herself under the King's horse at the Derby in 1913.
    Published 1912
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    Disturbance and obstruction of police by suffragettes meeting at Limehouse.
    Published 1909
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    Suffrage arrangements in colonial territories, 1954-1955.
    Published 1954
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    Clara Giveen, suffragette, sentenced to three years penal servitude for setting fire to the grandstand at Hurst Park : refused food in prison, released on medical grounds and escaped police observation.
    Published 1912
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    Suffragettes' demonstration, imprisonment, and forcible feeding.
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    Suffragette prisoners in Holloway.
    Published 1909
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    Women's suffrage bill, 17 May 1911.
    Published 1911
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    Equal franchise committee, 1927-1928. Part 2.
    Published 1927
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    Women's suffrage bill, 4 May 1911.
    Published 1911
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    Suffrage arrangements in colonial territories, 1955-1957.
    Published 1955
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    Suffragist disturbances.
    Published 1911
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    Prorogation speech.
    Published 1910
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    Amnesty of August 1914 : index of women suffragists arrested 1906-1914 (1914-1935).
    Published 1914
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    Suffragette activities and meetings : reports 1912-1913.
    Published 1912
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    Dawson, A. Women's Freedom League : Gonne, C M : petitions to HM concerning women's suffrage.
    Published 1906
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    Women's suffrage bill, 15 June 1910.
    Published 1910
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    Arrest and imprisonment of nine suffragettes in Winson Green Prison, Birmingham, following violent protests and incidents linked to a visit by the Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith, to Birmingham on 17 September 1909 : those imprisoned, with sentences ranging from one to three months, were Laura Ainsworth, Patricia Woodlock, Ellen Barwell, Hilda Evelyn Burkett, Leslie Hall, Mabel Capper, Mary Edwards, Mary Leigh and Charlotte Marsh...
    Published 1909
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    Suffragettes : meetings at 'London Pavilion Music Hall' (1913).
    Published 1913
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    Withdrawal of franchise bill January 1913.
    Published 1913
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    Suffragists : descriptions and photographs.
    Published 1914
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    Images from The National Archives exhibition.
    Published 1904
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    Women's suffrage : amendments to the franchise bill.
    Published 1913
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    Imprisonment of Mrs Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick-Lawrence (1912-1913).
    Published 1912
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    Suffragettes, 16 December 1909.
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    Suffragette disturbances : augmentation of Special Branch (1909).
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    Re-opening of galleries closed against suffragists.
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    Women's suffrage bill, 23 June 1910.
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    Suffragettes : treatment in Bristol Prison.
    Published 1909
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    Complaints of treatment in prison by suffragettes.
    Published 1906
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    Imprisonment of eight suffragettes in Winson Green Prison in Birmingham following violent protests and incidents linked to a visit by the Prime Minister, Herbert Henry Asquith, to Birmingham on 17 September 1909 : those imprisoned, with sentences ranging from one to three months, were Patricia Woodlock, Ellen Barwell, Hilda Evelyn Burkett, Leslie Hall, Mabel Capper, Mary Edwards, Mary Leigh and Charlotte Marsh...
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    Forcible feeding committee (medical) deputation (1914).
    Published 1914
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    Equal franchise committee, 1927-1928. Part 1.
    Published 1927
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