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Tag Archives: Suffrage
Early Closing at 7pm? No thanks.
There is much of interest to be found by trawling through the pages of old local newspapers. On 7th October 1908, the Bognor Regis Observer carried a report about the popularity of the Women’s Suffrage movement in Midhurst, West Sussex: … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century, Britain, Crime, England, History, Humor, Humour, Local History, News, Newspapers
Tagged Midhurst, Suffrage
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Votes for Women
Snippets 115. In the previous snippet we looked at a quote from Jonathan and His Continent by Max O’Rell. Although he is one of my favourite ‘forgotten’ authors, a travel writer whose books are funny and readable, despite now all … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, 20th Century, Books, History, People, Politics, Snippets, Travel, USA
Tagged Lillie Devereux Blake, Max O'Rell, Suffrage
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