In Britain, women were finally granted the vote on equal terms with men in 1928. The struggle is normally characterised in terms of the different tactics employed by two major campaign groups: the Suffragists (employing legal methods) and the Suffragettes (willing to implement more militant tactics). But which approach was actually more effective in getting women the vote?

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