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Rather Masculine Looking suffragette waving an umbrella proclaims, When a Voter I shall be Proof against all Bribery. Nor shall Vile Corruption prove of Avail. I ll Vote - for love. Placard reads, Vote for Tom Smith. Date: circa 1910
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Bribery Corruption Looking Placard Proclaims Proof Prove Reads Suffrage Suffragette Umbrella Vile Vote Voter Waving Masculine Smith
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1. Title: A Masculine Suffragette's Vow: "When I Shall Be a Voter..." (circa 1910) This evocative photograph captures the determination and defiance of a suffragette, her masculine appearance underscored by her strong stance and the umbrella she wields with conviction. The suffragette's gaze is fixed on the camera, her expression unwavering as she declares, "When I Shall Be a Voter... I Shall Be Proof Against All Bribery." Her placard, held aloft, bears the words, "Nor Shall Vile Corruption Prove of Avail. I'll Vote - for Love. Vote for Tom Smith." The year is circa 1910, a time when the suffrage movement in the United Kingdom was gaining momentum. Women's rights activists, led by organizations like the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), were fighting for the right to vote, a cause that would eventually lead to the Representation of the People Act 1918, granting some women the vote. The suffragettes, known for their militant tactics, faced immense opposition and hostility. Bribery and corruption were common tactics used to discourage women from registering to vote or participating in political activities. This suffragette's bold declaration serves as a testament to their unwavering commitment to securing the right to vote, regardless of the obstacles they faced. Tom Smith is an intriguing figure in this context. It is unclear if he was a suffragette himself or a supporter of their cause. The photograph serves as a reminder of the complex web of relationships and alliances that characterized the suffrage movement. The image of this determined suffragette, her masculine appearance notwithstanding, stands as a powerful symbol of the courage and resilience of the women who fought for their right to vote.
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