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... Prime Minister in Downing Street , starting from Queen Boadicea's statue on the Embankment . The Prime Minister , Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman , listened to them politely and said he approved of votes for women , but that his Cabinet ...
... Prime Minister in Downing Street , starting from Queen Boadicea's statue on the Embankment . The Prime Minister , Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman , listened to them politely and said he approved of votes for women , but that his Cabinet ...
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... Prime Minister's own house . This sort of thing would not convince the anti - suffrage ministers but - apart from being great fun- it did attract the attention of other women and make them interested in the struggle . Miss Matters , of ...
... Prime Minister's own house . This sort of thing would not convince the anti - suffrage ministers but - apart from being great fun- it did attract the attention of other women and make them interested in the struggle . Miss Matters , of ...
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... Prime Minister : Mrs Gandhi is perhaps the best person that could have been found for the job and it is no disrespect to her ( it is more of a criticism of the male prejudice which Indian politicians share with all other politicians ) ...
... Prime Minister : Mrs Gandhi is perhaps the best person that could have been found for the job and it is no disrespect to her ( it is more of a criticism of the male prejudice which Indian politicians share with all other politicians ) ...
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Beginnings | 5 |
Good Causes | 27 |
The Focus on the Suffrage | 39 |
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