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Suffragette and Votes For Women cartoons from Punch magazine

The Child is Daughter of the Woman. Suffragette (just home after a strenuous day and expecting important correspondence). "Have any letters come for me?" Daughter. "Yes, mother, but I tore them up for a dolls' paper-chase." Suffragette. "Tore them up! I never heard of such behaviour! Haven't I often told you that letters are sacred things?"

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Votes For Women, The New Woman, Suffragette Cartoons
The Child is Daughter of the Woman. Suffragette (just home after a strenuous day and expecting important correspondence). "Have any letters come for me?" Daughter. "Yes, mother, but I tore them up for a dolls' paper-chase." Suffragette. "Tore them up! I never heard of such behaviour! Haven't I often told you that letters are sacred things?"