| Title | : | The Woman at the Back of the Room |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 11 |
| Publication | : | Published May 15, 2020 |
Louisa Lawson, mother of iconic Australian writer Henry Lawson was also the mother of womanhood suffrage in New South Wales.An award-winning short story by Amazon #1 Bestselling author JB Rowley
Back in the 1800s when Louisa Lawson was a young woman, men scoffed at ‘this nonsensical idea of giving women the vote’. However, for Louisa Lawson it was simply ‘a just privilege so long denied’.
Louisa Lawson was a writer and a newspaper editor as well as being the mother of four children including Henry Lawson, well-known Australian writer and bush poet. The Woman at the Back of the Room is a short story of just over 1500 words.
Back in the 1800s when Louisa Lawson was a young woman, men scoffed at ‘this nonsensical idea of giving women the vote’. However, for Louisa Lawson it was simply ‘a just privilege so long denied’.
Louisa Lawson was a writer and a newspaper editor as well as being the mother of four children including Henry Lawson, well-known Australian writer and bush poet. The Woman at the Back of the Room is a short story of just over 1500 words.
The Woman at the Back of the Room Reviews
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So good. It was informative and gave me something to think about with the Women's Suffrage Movement starting way earlier in Australia than in America. Granted, it's Australia, so that was bound to happen anyway.
