Mrs. G.B.S.: A Biographical Portrait of Charlotte ShawHarrap, 1963 - 326 páginas |
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... ideas . Beatrice Webb , for her part , thought Miss Payne - Townshend worth cultivating . She seemed to be a woman of means , and was apparently genuinely concerned with social problems . Her manner was so sympathetic that Mrs Webb told ...
... ideas . Beatrice Webb , for her part , thought Miss Payne - Townshend worth cultivating . She seemed to be a woman of means , and was apparently genuinely concerned with social problems . Her manner was so sympathetic that Mrs Webb told ...
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... ideas on the question of having children are revealing : it is apparent from Charlotte's later correspondence , especially with T. E. Lawrence , that Beatrice and possibly Sidney must have discussed these ideas with her on more than one ...
... ideas on the question of having children are revealing : it is apparent from Charlotte's later correspondence , especially with T. E. Lawrence , that Beatrice and possibly Sidney must have discussed these ideas with her on more than one ...
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... ideas on philosophy and religion that she had gone to several of the lectures which he was giving in a small hall in Logan Place , near the Earl's Court Road . He was an American , odd , uncomfortable , and , Charlotte found , rather ...
... ideas on philosophy and religion that she had gone to several of the lectures which he was giving in a small hall in Logan Place , near the Earl's Court Road . He was an American , odd , uncomfortable , and , Charlotte found , rather ...
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PART ONE Charlotte PayneTownshend | 15 |
The Townsends | 17 |
The Englishwoman | 23 |
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