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Jeff Sparrow
‘Radical thinking involves a transformation of the personal and well as the political spheres. Jeff Sparrow’s wonderful biography of Lesbia Harford draws a tender and wise portrait of the work, passion and intellectual drive that this project requires.’ Sophie Cunningham
‘Sparrow gives Lesbia Harford her rightful place as a gifted poet and courageous radical who, at a time of immense political and social turmoil, defied the fates to forge her own path. A splendid biography.’ Jacqueline Kent
Pioneers in Medicine and Law
Iola Mathews
Flos Greig said, ‘Women are men’s equals in every way and quite competent to hold their own in all spheres of life.’ Then she and her sisters set about proving it.
Edited by Mary Ryllis Clark
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One hundred and eleven days on two wheels
Saskia Beudel
‘What a riveting and illuminating book! Peaking moves with agile grace between memoir, history, art and the natural world in this far-reaching meditation on testing the body. It’s brilliant on exhilaration and fear – and everything else Saskia Beudel encounters along her way.’ Michelle de Kretser, author of Questions of Travel and Theory & Practice
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Belsen's First Year of Freedom
Nadia Wheatley
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‘A balanced and impeccably well-researched account of the often overlooked events that unfolded in the period after Belsen’s liberation.’ Dr James Bulgin, Head of Public History, Imperial War Museum
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