A woman's work is never done: and political articles
"Elizabeth Andrews was one of the most influential female political activists of the early 20th century, yet her contribution has never been given the plaudits received by men of the same era. Born in 1882, she was one of eleven children in a Rhondda mining family too poor to afford an educatio...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Elizabeth Andrews was one of the most influential female political activists of the early 20th century, yet her contribution has never been given the plaudits received by men of the same era. Born in 1882, she was one of eleven children in a Rhondda mining family too poor to afford an education for their clever daughter. She cared desperately for the suffering she saw around her and vowed to change the lot of miner's wives and mothers in the South Wales valleys. She highlighted their hard, relentless lives as they coped with overcrowded houses, poor sanitation and the tragically high death rate among their children. 'A Woman's Work Is Never Done', first published in 1957, is a rare first-hand account of a childhood and family life in the Rhondda at the end of the nineteenth century. It describes the pioneering work that led to Andrews becoming the Labour Party's first Women's Organiser for Wales from 1919-1947. In this new edition, her newspaper articles on poverty and its impact on mining families give a further insight into the struggles of women and the working class for a better life." |
| Beschreibung: | Originally published: Cymric Democrat Publishing Society, 1957 |
| Beschreibung: | xli, 116 Seiten 19 cm |
| ISBN: | 1870206789 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Acknowledgements ......................................................... vii Abbreviations ................................................................. viii Photograph of Elizabeth Andrews .................................. ix Foreword by Glenys Kinnock ......................................... xi Introduction by Ursula Masson ..................................... xvii Key Dates .......................................................................... xl A Woman’s Work is Never Done ................................... Dedication ............................................................................................................................... Foreword .................................................................................................................................. A Preface — And a Message ..................................................................... Chapter One: I was a Miner s Daughter ......................................... Chapter Two: The School of Life .......................................................... Chapter Three: ‘Votes for Women ’ ........................................................ Chapter Four: Women in the Labour Party .......................... Chapter Five: Towards New Horizons ............................................ Chapter Six: The Walls of Jericho ...................................................... Chapter Seven: 1926 and After ................................................................. Chapter Eight: Mothers and Babies ..................................................
Chapter Nine: The Children That Will Be .............................. Chapter Ten: The Fight for Pensions .............................................. Chapter Eleven: Any Other Business? ........................................... Appreciation ......................................................................................................................... 1 2 3 5 8 13 17 21 25 29 34 39 44 48 53 57 Political Writings 1923-1948 ........................................... 59 A Message (Jan 1923) ......................................................................................... Pit-head Baths (Sept 1923) .......................................................................... Housing - The Women s Problem (July 1924) ................... Women and World Peace (Oct 1924) ........................................... Women’s Work in Local Elections (Mar 1925) ................. A Happy New Year (Jan 1926) ................................................................. The Women’s Part in the National Crisis (Apr 1926) ... 61 64 68 72 76 80 84
Divide and Rule (May 1926) ......................................................................................... Something that a Tory Government Cannot Do (Aug 1926) ..................................................................................................... Industrial War and its Aftermath (Dec 1926) ................................ Ring out the Old, Ring in the New (Jan 1927) ............................ Votes for Women (May 1927) ........................................................................................... A Clarion Call (Oct 1935) ..................................................................................................... Bread and Peace (Aug 1938) ........................................................................................... Wales and Her Poverty (July 1939)..................................................................... Wales— Then and Now: 1919-1947 (Feb 1948) ............... 88 92 95 98 101 104 106 110 113
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements . vii Abbreviations . viii Photograph of Elizabeth Andrews . ix Foreword by Glenys Kinnock . xi Introduction by Ursula Masson . xvii Key Dates . xl A Woman’s Work is Never Done . Dedication . Foreword . A Preface — And a Message . Chapter One: I was a Miner s Daughter . Chapter Two: The School of Life . Chapter Three: ‘Votes for Women ’ . Chapter Four: Women in the Labour Party . Chapter Five: Towards New Horizons . Chapter Six: The Walls of Jericho . Chapter Seven: 1926 and After . Chapter Eight: Mothers and Babies .
Chapter Nine: The Children That Will Be . Chapter Ten: The Fight for Pensions . Chapter Eleven: Any Other Business? . Appreciation . 1 2 3 5 8 13 17 21 25 29 34 39 44 48 53 57 Political Writings 1923-1948 . 59 A Message (Jan 1923) . Pit-head Baths (Sept 1923) . Housing - The Women s Problem (July 1924) . Women and World Peace (Oct 1924) . Women’s Work in Local Elections (Mar 1925) . A Happy New Year (Jan 1926) . The Women’s Part in the National Crisis (Apr 1926) . 61 64 68 72 76 80 84
Divide and Rule (May 1926) . Something that a Tory Government Cannot Do (Aug 1926) . Industrial War and its Aftermath (Dec 1926) . Ring out the Old, Ring in the New (Jan 1927) . Votes for Women (May 1927) . A Clarion Call (Oct 1935) . Bread and Peace (Aug 1938) . Wales and Her Poverty (July 1939). Wales— Then and Now: 1919-1947 (Feb 1948) . 88 92 95 98 101 104 106 110 113 |
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