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This cartoon responds specifically to the government policy of force-feeding suffragettes who went on hunger strikes in prison.
What does the cartoon indicate about the struggle between the suffragette on the chair and the prison doctors and nurses?
What are the broader implications of depicting the conflict in such a way?
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Caption: Treatment of Political Prisoners Under a Liberal Government
Source: "Treatment of Political Prisoners," Suffragette (10 Jan 1913).
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