This section explores 16 sources from the campaign for women's suffrage. The sources that document the campaign are wide and varying and include a newspaper account of Emily Davison's infamous militant action at the Epsom Derby and a recording of Christabel Pankhurst's speech on her release from Holloway Prison in 1908. Cartoons, pamphlets, posters and letters are also included and each source is accompanied by detailed background information.
Source 1 - The Dignity of the Franchise
Source 2 - Fourteen reasons for supporting women's suffrage
Source 3 - What does women's suffrage mean?
Source 4 - Why I want the vote
Source 5 - Parliament and Wives and Mothers
Source 6 - Right to work
Source 7 - The Opponent's View
Source 8 - NUWSS
Source 9 - A Public Meeting
Source 10 - Force feeding
Source 11 - On Sale
Source 12 - The Daily Sketch
Source 13 - Letter
Source 14 - The Daily Graphic
Source 15 - Dora Thewlis
Source 16 - Christabel Pankhurst
