Militant Methods: Emmeline Pankhurst in Boston; page 2

Alice Stone Blackwell explains that press has misrepresented both the nature of British militant methods and reaction in U. S. British militancy is usually not illegal and justified in response to government policies. Such methods not necessary in U.S.

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