Emmeline Pankhurst was a British political activist and leader of the British suffragette movement. She was widely criticized for her militant tactics, but her work is recognised as a crucial element in achieving women's suffrage in Britain. In her autobiography, written and published just as the Great War was breaking out, Pankhurst tells of her experiences in fighting for women's rights. (Summary by Petra)
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Foreword Read by Petra 4:23
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The Making of a Militant, Chapter II Read by Petra 32:19
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The Making of a Militant, Chapter III Read by Petra 32:33
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The Making of a Militant, Chapter IV Read by KHand 28:49
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter I Read by KHand 19:53
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter II Read by KHand 25:30
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter III Read by KHand 18:55
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter IV Read by KHand 24:24
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter V Read by KHand 14:33
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter VI Read by KHand 6:57
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter VII Read by KHand 23:34
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Four Years of Peaceful Militancy, Chapter VIII Read by KHand 22:43
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter I Read by KHand 22:10
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter II Read by KHand 37:25
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter III Read by KHand 26:37
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter IV Read by KHand 18:20
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter V Read by KHand 22:41
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter VI Read by KHand 25:08
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter VII Read by KHand 20:31
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter VIII Read by KHand 13:30
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The Women's Revolution, Chapter IX Read by KHand 19:15
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