Emily Hobhouse: Beloved traitor by Brits, Elsab�

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Emily Hobhouse: Beloved traitor by Brits, Elsab�ISBN: 9780624076629 Tafelberg Publishers Ltd, 01 Aug 2016 Paperback 352 pages A fresh, nuanced look at an extraordinary woman and her lifelong fight for justice. Defying the constraints of her gender and class, Emily Hobhouse travelled across continents and spoke out against oppression. A passionate pacifist and a feminist, she opposed both the 1899 1902 Anglo Boer War and World War One, which led to accusations of treason. Despite saving thousands of

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