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Suffragettes Under Arrest October 1908 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst - Mrs Drummond

Suffragettes Under Arrest October 1908 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst - Mrs Drummond


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Suffragettes Under Arrest October 1908 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst - Mrs Drummond

Suffragettes Under Arrest October 1908 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst - Mrs Drummond and Miss Christabel Pankhurst give themselves up at Clement Inn London - On the 13th October, 1908 the WSPU held a large demonstration in London and then tried to enter the House of Commons. There were violent clashes with the police and 24 women were arrested, including Emmeline Pankhurst, who was sentenced to three months in prison.
1900s Womens Rights Movement

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1900s 1908 Demonstrations Human Rights Police Social History Suffragette2010


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This powerful print captures a significant moment in history - the arrest of suffragettes Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, Mrs Drummond, and Miss Christabel Pankhurst in October 1908. The image showcases the determination and bravery of these women as they give themselves up at Clement Inn in London. In the backdrop of this photograph lies a tumultuous time for the women's rights movement. On that fateful day, the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) organized a massive demonstration followed by an attempt to enter the House of Commons. However, their peaceful protest quickly turned into violent clashes with law enforcement. As a result, 24 women were arrested, including Emmeline Pankhurst herself. This fearless leader was later sentenced to three months in prison for her unwavering commitment to fighting for equality. The image not only highlights the courage of these suffragettes but also serves as a reminder of their relentless struggle against societal norms and discrimination. It symbolizes their fight for human rights amidst an era when women were denied basic freedoms simply because of their gender. This historical snapshot is more than just a picture; it represents an entire movement that paved the way for future generations' progress towards gender equality. It stands as a testament to those who fought tirelessly so that we could enjoy greater freedom today.

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