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In page Henria Leech Williams:

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Undaunted, the following Tuesday, 22 November 1910, Williams joined a delegation to protest to Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, outside 10 Downing Street. When they met him en route, it is claimed in some reports[citation needed] that Williams hit Asquith's face saying "You tax women as heavily as men, yet women are not represented in Parliament". Other reports[citation needed] simply refer to a fleeting conversation which was halted before she could say much when a policeman whistled for a cab to escort Asquith, "much to the chagrin of the discontented suffragette". Williams allegedly managed to smash a window in the cab before it moved away and was dragged off shouting "Traitor!" and "Coward".[1]