Noun:

याच्याच पुढे पू,

suffragettes's Usage Examples:

See alsoHistory of feminismList of suffragists and suffragettesWomen's suffrageNotesReferencesAllen, C.

In the early 20th century suffragettes frequently endured hunger strikes in British prisons.

other suffragettes who posed in tartan for a picture under the slogan "Ye Mauna Tramp on the Scotch Thistle Laddie".

age in a tumultuous era, of old and new, of horses and aeroplanes, of foxhunts, class, suffragettes, death, war, love, loss and rebuilding new lives out.

In common with many other suffragettes the two women defaced the census paper by writing the slogan "Getting votes for those who pay the piper.

See alsoList of suffragists and suffragettesMarried Women's Property Acts in the United StatesTimeline of women's suffrageWomen's suffrage organizationsReferencesFurther readingLederman, S.

parliament; "a newspaper report says "four very athletic suffragettes clambered on a statue".

suffragists – who support the cause, and suffragettes who are militant and "unwomanly".

His 1914 song "Tow the row row" for example both laughs at the forced feeding in prison of suffragettes a couple of years earlier, and denounces the.

Billington-Greig called for more involvement from the rank-and-file suffragettes at the union"s annual meetings.

bombing and arson campaign was a militant protest campaign orchestrated by suffragettes in Great Britain and Ireland between the years 1912 and 1914.

The Scottish suffragettes present.

Blathwayt owned the house, it was used, from 1909 to 1912, as a refuge for suffragettes who had been released from prison after hunger strikes.

Synonyms:

suffragist, feminist, women"s rightist, libber, women"s liberationist,