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An Autobiography

by Catherine Helen Spence

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25 total

by - Catherine Helen Spence

1:11

CHAPTER I. - EARLY LIFE IN SCOTLAND.

24:52

CHAPTER II. - TOWARDS AUSTRALIA.

13:26

CHAPTER III. - A BEGINNING AT SEVENTEEN

13:07

CHAPTER IV. - LOVERS AND FRIENDS.

13:26

CHAPTER V. - NOVELS AND A POLITICAL INSPIRATION.

23:51

CHAPTER VI. - A TRIP TO ENGLAND.

15:25

CHAPTER VII. - MELROSE REVISITED.

21:08

CHAPTER VIII. - I VISIT EDINBURGH AND LONDON.

21:49

CHAPTER IX. - MEETING WITH J. S. MILL AND GEORGE ELIOT.

13:00

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Release date

2003-07-01

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Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4220

Subjects

Spence, Catherine Helen, 1825-1910 Women social reformers -- Australia -- South Australia -- Biography South Australia -- Social conditions Proportional representation Feminists -- Australia -- South Australia -- Biography HQ

About the author

Catherine Helen Spence

1825–1910

A pioneering novelist, journalist, and reformer, this Scottish-born Australian writer used fiction and public debate to push for a fairer society. She became one of South Australia’s most influential voices for women’s rights, child welfare, and electoral reform.

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