It's fair to say that there was a time when females generally had limited career aspirations. They grew up, they got married, they had children and then they looked after them - that was just about it. Women knew it and men knew it; men had the careers, men were the 'breadwinners' and men made all the decisions. Throughout history, except perhaps for some notable exceptions such as Boudicea and Cleopatra, that was the established way of things.The world however has been changing; since the end of WWII women have slowly but surely established themselves as equals and there is little doubt that in modern history, Emmeline Pankhurst is the woman whose single mindedness and determination was the principal architect of change. In 1928 after a personal struggle spanning some 50 years a bill was...