That year, her movement had turned more militant, even bombing Lloyd George's home in a wave of violence said to have been organized by her daughter Christabel.  
Under the provisions of the "Cat and Mouse Act," she was imprisoned twelve times for a total of thirty days in 1913.  Every time her condition deteriorated from the effects of her self-induced starvation, she was released, and then when her health improved somewhat she was promptly re-incarcerated.  That year, her movement had turned more militant, even bombing Lloyd George's home in a wave of violence said to have been organized by her daughter Christabel.  Her other daughter, Sylvia, was also active in the suffragist movement.  FTP name this woman who died in 1928, shortly before all adult British women gained the vote.
Under the provisions of the "Cat and Mouse Act," she was imprisoned twelve times for a total of thirty days in 1913.  
Emmeline Pankhurst