Suffragettes who were jailed while fighting to win the vote for women should be pardoned for their crimes, campaigners say today on the 100th anniversary of their victory. Over 1,000 women were arrested and many were imprisoned during the battle for equality.

Suffragettes who were jailed while fighting to win the vote for women should be pardoned for their crimes, campaigners say today on the 100th anniversary of their victory. Over 1,000 women were arrested and many were imprisoned during the battle for equality. - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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Suffragettes who were jailed while fighting to win the vote for women should be pardoned for their crimes, campaigners say today on the 100th anniversary of their victory. Over 1,000 women were arrested and many were imprisoned during the battle for equality.

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Suffragettes who were jailed while fighting to win the vote for women should be pardoned for their crimes, campaigners say today on the 100th anniversary of their victory. Over 1,000 women were arrested and many were imprisoned during the battle for equality.

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