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Women's Suffrage Hall of Fame: Militants
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* Part of a pamphlet called 'The Trial of the Suffragette leaders' published in 1909
(PRO ref: PRO 30/69/1834) 		*
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* PRO ref: PRO 30/69/1834; The Trial of the Suffragette Leaders, 1909 *
How to use this source to help you answer the big question   *
Look carefully at this source and consider what it tells you about how the Suffragettes helped to achieve the vote for women in 1918. You should consider:
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* What impression do you get from the front cover of this pamphlet about the events of 1908? *
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* What do the front cover and the portrait of Mrs Pankhurst tell you about this pamphlet? *
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* Did the events described in this pamphlet generate publicity for the cause of women's suffrage? *
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* What were the Suffragettes trying to do? *
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* Were they well organised? *
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* What happened to them before they could 'rush' Parliament? *
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* Was the trial important? *
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* How far can you accept all the points made in this pamphlet? *
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