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DescriptionWomen suffrage cartoon.png	English: Cartoon published in the Melbourne version of Punch on 14/04/1887. The caption, missing from this picture, read: "Some foolish people imagine our ladies will neglect their family duties. Quite a mistake. 3 am. That dear good old creature, Mr Speaker, is kind enough to take the blessed infant while the Hon. Member addresses the house." She's wearing a prominent bustle, in line with 1880s fashions.
Date	14 April 1887
Source	the Victorian parliamentary website. - Originally posted to ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Punchsuffrage.png
Author	Punch

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