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At first the WSPU campaigned peacefully…

As militancy increased after 1906, clashes with the police became common

Suffragettes being arrested (much to the amusement of passers by and small boys):

Damage to Property… Charred remains of a race course pavilion after a Suffragette arson attack

Suffragettes on Trial Before a jury of men at Bow Street Magistrates Court: Emmeline Pankhurst is on the right

Emmeline Pankhurst in Prison Uniform Mrs Pankhurst stated: “We are here not because we are law breakers but because we wish to become law makers.”

Suffragette Propaganda

Anti-Suffragette Propaganda!

Political reaction Politicians like Lloyd George had been sympathetic to votes for women; he changed his mind after his house was fire-bombed! After almost being assaulted by Suffragettes in Aberdeen, (right) Churchill claimed: “their cause had marched backwards.”

Emily Wilding Davison: a Martyr for the cause…