Ooh me too! And the power of three!

That's a real eye-opener!

Thank you Richard! That's very kind of you. It is horror too in a way - in 18th-century England.

Thank you so much. I'm very glad you enjoyed the book - and even that it made you cry. He certainly was an amazing man.

...2/including 2018 biog by Lucy Fisher. Otherwise maybe trawl through The Women's Suffrage Movement - Reference Guide by Elizabeth Crawford and various books by June Purvis. Main library sources are Women's Library at LSE and Museum of London. @lselibrary.bsky.social @gillianmurphy.bsky.social

The main example I know of off the top of my head was Emily Wilding Davison who died running in front of the king's horse. There were questions then and since as to her mental health. She had also thrown herself from a balcony in prison. There has been lots written about her already of course...

Very much enjoyed chatting to Selina MacKenzie on TRE just now about my book JACK AND EVE. Now out in paperback.