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Suffragettes on file - The National Archives
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Suffragettes on file - The National Archives
Suffragettes on file - The National Archives
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Suffragettes on file - The National Archives
The National Archives on Twitter: "Hugh Arthur Franklin was a prominent male activist. He was arrested five times from 1910 to 1913 and was the first person to be released under the
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