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Welcome to the History Extra Podcast, fascinating historical conversations from BBC History

magazine and BBC History Revealed.

Known as Mrs. Pankhurst's bodyguard, Kitty Marshall was a cricket ball wielding

jujitsu-trained suffragette, ready to go fist a fist with the police in her fight for votes for

women. Kitty is the subject of a new biography by Emmeline Godfrey, who I spoke to to find out

more about Kitty's unorthodox life and the tense game of cat and mouse that the police and the

suffragette were locked in. So hi Emmeline, welcome to History Extra. You're talking today about

your new book Mrs. Pankhurst's bodyguard, which is a biography of the titular Pankhurst

bodyguard, suffragette Kitty Marshall. So introduces to Kitty what makes her such a fascinating figure.

Oh, she is so energetic. You know, when I first encountered her autobiography at the museum of

London, it was in this great big folder and I just read like one car chase after another. I just

thought, oh wow, you know, this woman, she really needs a book to herself. And you know, she

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