In our age, we are able to recognize civil disobedience and call it by name, but this was certainly not the case for this “Old Boy” writing in 1912; he read about the criminal past-times of Mrs. Pankhurst (Emmeline Pankhurst, 1850 – 1928) and her two daughters (Christobel Pankhurst, 1880-1960; Estelle Sylvia Pankhurst, 1882 – 1960), and thought that no good could possibly come of such rabble-rousing.
From Amazon: Emmeline Pankhurst
Emmeline and Her Daughters: The Pankhurst Suffragettes
MRS Pankhurst and her followerspolitical efforts of Estelle Sylvia Pankhurst 1912political efforts of Christobel Pankhurst 1912political efforts of Emmeline Pankhurst on behalf of Womens Suffrage 1912the Pankhurst women and the struggle for womens votesMrs Pankhurst organized Feminist Civil DisobedienceEdwardian Civil Obedience and the Pankhurst Women
MRS Pankhurst and her followerspolitical efforts of Estelle Sylvia Pankhurst 1912political efforts of Christobel Pankhurst 1912political efforts of Emmeline Pankhurst on behalf of Womens Suffrage 1912the Pankhurst women and the struggle for womens votesMrs Pankhurst organized Feminist Civil DisobedienceEdwardian Civil Obedience and the Pankhurst Women
