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Women's Suffrage

The Violent Suffragettes: What was to be Done with Them?

• The Literary Digest, 1913 •


In response to the growing number violent acts committed by the suffragettes, the British patriarchs of 1913 consider deportation as a just punishment.

1924 was a very important year for American women in politics…

Read about an attack on President Wilson that was launched by the suffragettes in 1918…

Read Violent Women  <br>(The Literary Digest, 1913) for Free
Lord Robert Cecil Opinion ColumnBritish SuffrageWomens Legal Right Struggle Edwardian EnglandEdwardian WomenViolence in Edwardian EnglandWomen and ViolenceViolent Woman ProtestWoman CriminalViolent WomanWomens Suffrage Mrs Pankhurst FollowerFeminist Deportation Debate

The Violent Suffragettes: What was to be Done with Them?

Lord Robert Cecil Opinion ColumnBritish SuffrageWomens Legal Right Struggle Edwardian EnglandEdwardian WomenViolence in Edwardian EnglandWomen and ViolenceViolent Woman ProtestWoman CriminalViolent WomanWomens Suffrage Mrs Pankhurst FollowerFeminist Deportation Debate
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