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Suffragette Flying Machine Asquith no. 10

Suffragette Flying Machine Asquith no. 10


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Suffragette Flying Machine Asquith no. 10

Suffragette Flying Machine Asquith no. 10. Suffragettes give Mr. Asquith a rude awakening as their flying machine reaches the upper floor of number 10. Downing Street. Armed with umbrella, megaphone and bell, they shout We want the vote while a policeman waving his truncheon is powerless below. Date: 1909

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Armed Asquith Awakening Bell Downing Floor Give Megaphone Policeman Reaches Rude Shout Suffrage Suffragette Suffragettes Truncheon Umbrella Vote Waving Powerless Rights Upper


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This thought-provoking photograph captures a pivotal moment in the history of women's rights as Suffragettes boldly confronted the British Prime Minister, H.H. Asquith, at 10 Downing Street in 1909. The Suffragettes, known for their radical tactics, arrived at the Prime Minister's residence in a flying machine, a daring and innovative method of gaining attention for their cause. Asquith, taken by surprise, is seen sleeping in his bed, oblivious to the commotion taking place outside his window. The Suffragettes, determined and unapologetic, are seen flying the machine to the upper floor of the building, armed with umbrellas, megaphones, and bells. They shout their demand for the right to vote, a cause that had long been denied to women in the United Kingdom. The photograph captures the moment of confrontation between the Suffragettes and the authorities, with a policeman powerlessly trying to maintain order below, waving his truncheon. The image is a powerful reminder of the courage and determination of the Suffragette movement and their unwavering commitment to securing women's suffrage. This photograph, taken in 1909, is a significant historical document that captures a pivotal moment in the struggle for women's rights. It is a reminder of the sacrifices and bold actions taken by women to secure the right to vote and to challenge the social norms of the time. The image is a testament to the resilience and determination of the Suffragette movement and serves as an inspiration for future generations.

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