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Ethel Margaret ‘Madge’ Turner, 1884‒1948, Chichester’s most prominent campaigner for women’s suffrage, studied here at The Technical Institute and School of Art, 1900.
Ethel Margaret ‘Madge’ Turner was a leading suffragist in Chichester who studied at The Technical Institute and School of Art in 1900. Her activism contributed to the broader women’s suffrage movement in early 20th-century Britain.
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