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Miss Wallace Dunlop, who started this “hunger strike,” was told that she would be fed by force. She answered, in substance: “You can feed me by force, but can you keep on feeding 100 women ...

But his visit was marred in controversy as the suffragette campaign took the opportunity to lobby him for votes and to protest over the force feeding of women on hunger strike in prison. Stones ...

Eleven suffragettes were arrested and taken to Newcastle Prison, where they went on hunger strike. The prison opened in 1828 at the city's Carliol Square sits, but just a decade later it was ...

Since their imprisonment a week ago the suffragettes followed their custom of declaring a hunger strike and refusing to eat the prison fare.

Many of the suffragettes died during and as an after-effect of the force-feeding. Anarchist author Akaba Hajime died of a hunger strike in a Japanese prison in 1912.

HUNGER STRIKE SPREADS.; One Suffragette in Critical Condition After Fast of 151 Hours. July 21, 1909 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from July 21, 1909, Page 1 ...