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English: Photograph of a poster parade of Suffragettes announcing a demonstration to be held at the House of Commons on 30th June 1908. The photograph was taken in The Strand. The Suffragettes that appear in the photo have been identified as Dorothy Hartopp Radcliffe, Dora Spong who appears to be holding a pile of Votes for Women newspapers, Hilda Dallas and Charlotte Marsh carrying the placard.
Français : Procession des suffragettes sur le Strand le 30 juin 1908. Les suffragettes sont (de gauche à droite) Dorothy Hartopp Radcliffe, Dora Spong qui semble tenir une pile de journaux Votes for Women, Hilda Dallas et Charlotte Marsh portant la pancarte. |
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| 2019-10-15 08:27 | 2048×1153× (308482 bytes) | Jack1956 | {{Information |description=Photograph of a poster parade of Suffragettes announcing a demonstration to be held at the House of Commons on 30th June 1908. The photograph was taken in the Strand. The Suffragettes that appear in the photo have been identified as Dorothy Radcliffe, Hilda Dallas, [[Charlotte Marsh]] and [[Dora Beedham|Dora Spong]] (centre) who appears to be holding a pile of Votes for Women newspapers. |source=Scanned from a copy in my collection - the Glenn Christodoulou Colle... |
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