One person with this surname published the article "A Constitution for British Soviets" in the newspaper Workers' Dreadnought.
One person with this surname published the article "A Constitution for British Soviets" in the newspaper Workers' Dreadnought. That figure with this last name later moved to Addis Ababa at the invitation of Haile Selassie, and was responsible for funding the first Ethiopian teaching hospital. Another political figure with this last name was responsible for mailing two people to from Clement's Inn in 1909. That person with this surname had supporters who handed a white feather to all the men they encountered during a tour with (*) Norah Fox. Both of those people with this surname were children of the founder of the WSPU, whose members included Emily Davison, a woman who was run over by a horse at Epsom Derby. For 10 points, give this surname of political activist Christabel, and her mother Emmeline, who were both British suffragettes.
One person with this surname published the article "A Constitution for British Soviets" in the newspaper Workers' Dreadnought.
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