Lady Connie: A Novel (Dover Literature: Romance)
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The daughter of Thomas Arnold, Ward took an active interest in social work for London's poor and in women's education. She embodied her views in her novel Robert Elsmere (1888), the sales of which enabled her to establish a charitable 'settlement' for the working classes in London, which pioneered childcare for working women.
She married Thomas Humphry Ward of Brasenose College, Oxford, in 1872. She founded the Lectures for Women committee in 1879 and helped establish Somerville College, Oxford, but was opposed to women's suffrage. In 1908, she led the Women's Anti-Suffrage Association, which argued that women were the country's 'moral force', with channels of expression outside the political sphere.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Lady Constance Bledlow is rich, beautiful, and positively dazzling. She is also naive, privileged, and nearly isolated in the world. Recently orphaned, Lady Connie moves to Oxford to live with her aunt and uncle and tries to adjust to her new environment. This multifaceted coming-of-age romance story, set in the early twentieth century, unfolds amid the backdrop of Edwardian England and is rife with class distinctions and gender dynamics. Torn between the traditions of the aristocracy and the progressive ideals of independence and personal identity, Lady Connie challenges societal norms while navigating encounters with new and familiar faces. Confronting a rejected suitor from her past leads her on a journey of self-discovery to define what she genuinely wants in life-and, more specifically, whom she wants. Mary Augusta Ward was a celebrated romance novelist with bestselling books in the United States in 1903 and 1905. President Theodore Roosevelt commissioned her to chronicle Great Britain's efforts in World War I, prompting her to brave the battlefields and examine the harrowing realities of war in three books. Lady Constance Bledlow, recently orphaned, moves to Oxford to live with her aunt and uncle. Wealthy and privileged yet naive, she navigates class distinctions and gender dynamics and challenges societal norms while seeking independence. Amid romance and self-discovery, she confronts her past to define her desires. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780486855684
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