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Suffragette Arson Whitekirk

Suffragette Arson Whitekirk. St. Mary's in Whitekirk, East Lothian, after the fire of 26th february 1914. Suffragette militants were suspected, and, as the church's minister wrote, Some women did a fiend's work here on Thursday morning'. Some time later, Janie Allen blamed forcible feeding of Ethel Moorhead in Calton Prison, for the Whitekirk attack

Picture No
10810369
Media ID
44893091
Size
3000px x 1920px (884KB)
Credit
© The March of the Women Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photograph on Postcard
Date
1914

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Arson Blamed Calton Churchs Ethel Fiends Forcible Janie Lothian Militants Moorhead Suspected Thursday Wrote


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