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As our colonial ancestors felt that a decent regard for the opinions of mankind should impel those in a state of rebellion to declare their reasons, so the suffragettes have repeatedly endeavored to set before the world the grievances for which they are suffering.

— Mary Winsor The Militant suffrage movement (1914)

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It is quite enough to pay taxes when you are not represented, let alone pay a fine if you object to this arrangement.

The divorce laws are unequal, practically encouraging immorality on the part of the husband, as it is not a ground for securing a divorce from him unless coupled with cruelty or desertion.

The Militant suffrage movement (1914)

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