Winter Issue of HerStoria is now out
Posted on December 2, 2009
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In this issue:
* Juliette Pattinson interviews WW2 SOE agent Yvonne Baseden
* As the panto season begins, Caroline Jones writes on cross-dressing actresses
* Nicki Howarth Pollard on England’s forgotten Warrior Queen
* Anne Powell on British women’s poetry of WW2
* Catherine Horwood on the history of women in trousers
* Christine Joy on the pioneering Manchester High School for Girls
* Rebecca Bowles Lawson on mystic Julian of Norwich
* Stephanie Mann on Ireland’s rebel women
* Women’s history walk around Norwich
Also news, reviews, opinion, listings and more.
Subscribe at http://www.herstoria.com or call 0151 324 3150.
Christmas gift subscriptions also available.
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