Emmeline Pankhurst addressing crowds at Trafalgar Square 1908 John Collet the reader is drawn into

the reader is drawn into an extraordinary world

An arch and pier of the Old Battersea Bridge

poetry and other kinds of music and entertainment events all day long

Holborn and Covent Garden

They are leaving to fight in the first Indian war of Independence in 1857

Emmeline Pankhurst addressing crowds at Trafalgar Square 1908 John Collet the reader is drawn intoEmmeline Pankhurst addressing crowds at Trafalgar Square. Traditionally used by all political and campaigning groups for rallies and demonstrations, Trafalgar Square is one of the few open public spaces in central London large enough to hold a crowd. Here Emmeline Pankhurst addresses a crowd of predominantly male onlookers. Many of these men would have simply have been passing through the Square but drawn towards the sight of a slight middle aged