The Militants

Not until 1918, with the passing of the Franchise Act, did women win the right to vote. The activities of the Suffragettes may seem incogruoous in this day and age, but their underlying dedication and commitment to The Cause, against enormous odds, did certainly help in many instances to turn the tide of popular opinion and ultimately the Government. That their activities should provoke such amusing situations is inevitable, but their sincerity and earnestness should never be in doubt.