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Wait for the coordinates (numbered dots) to load ! There should be 11 total.



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Where to begin or "enter the forest"? Whatever your approach, do these 3 things (the order is up to you !)

1) Look at the summary of each dated bar, in effect a "Table of Contents" of the medal, provided at the green link below.
2) Watch the video that you can access at dot #12;
3) Read the "About" page (if you want the nitty-gritty backstory of this project)

#1
Duty to Sylvia Pankhurst (March 29th, 1913)
#2
The Cat and Mouse Act Begins (April 13th, 1913)
#3
From "Coign" to Holloway, to Ada Wright's flat for Recuperation (May 30th, 1913)
#4
There and Back Again: From Ada Wright's flat, to Holloway, to Ada Wright's flat (June 16th, 1913)
#5
The Growing Agitation Against the Cat and Mouse Act (July 24th, 1913)
#6
Temporary Release After Imprisonment upon Mrs. Pankhurst's Return from America (Dec. 7th, 1913)
#7
Temporary Release After Imprisonment Upon Mrs. Pankhurst's Return from France (Dec. 17th, 1913)
#8
Temporary Release After Arrest During the Glasgow, Scotland Meeting/Riot of March 9, 1914 (March 14, 1914)
#9
Becoming a Fugitive after the Arrest at Buckingham Palace (May 26, 1914)
#10
Back to 9 Pembridge Gardens (July 11, 1914)
#11
The Final Episode of Mrs. Pankhurst's Arrest and Temporary Release Prior to her Departure for France, and England's Declaration of War Against Germany (July 18, 1914)

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Wait for the 11 coordinates (numbered dots) to load !



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Where to begin or "enter the forest"? Whatever your approach, do these 3 things (the order is up to you !)

1) Look at the summary of each dated bar, in effect a "Table of Contents" of the medal, provided at the green link below.
2) Watch the video that you can access at dot #12;
3) Read the "About" page (if you want the nitty-gritty backstory of this project)

#1
Duty to Sylvia Pankhurst (March 29th, 1913)
#2
The Cat and Mouse Act Begins (April 13th, 1913)
#3
From "Coign" to Holloway, to Ada Wright's flat for Recuperation (May 30th, 1913)
#4
There and Back Again: From Ada Wright's flat, to Holloway, to Ada Wright's flat (June 16th, 1913)
#5
The Growing Agitation Against the Cat and Mouse Act (July 24th, 1913)
#6
Temporary Release After Imprisonment upon Mrs. Pankhurst's Return from America (Dec. 7th, 1913)
#7
Temporary Release After Imprisonment Upon Mrs. Pankhurst's Return from France (Dec. 17th, 1913)
#8
Temporary Release After Arrest During the Glasgow, Scotland Meeting/Riot of March 9, 1914 (March 14, 1914)
#9
Becoming a Fugitive after the Arrest at Buckingham Palace (May 26, 1914)
#10
Back to 9 Pembridge Gardens (July 11, 1914)
#11
The Final Episode of Mrs. Pankhurst's Arrest and Temporary Release Prior to her Departure for France, and England's Declaration of War Against Germany (July 18, 1914)



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©2024 Hope Elizabeth May/The Cora di Brazzà Foundation Contact Me