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* Extract from a letter written to The Daily News, November 1908
(PRO ref: MEPO 2/1223) 		*
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* PRO ref: MEPO 2/1223; letter to The Daily News, November 1908 *
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 is the overall attitude of the writer towards women's suffrage? *
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* How can you tell what his view is on women's suffrage? *
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* According to the letter, were the Suffragettes mentioned looking for trouble? *
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* Who does the letter writer blame for the trouble? *
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* Do you think this incident might have affected the views of the writer and other people like him towards the question of women getting the vote? *
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