A Woman’s Place: 1910–75 Gift Wrapping:None As Lydia Fellgett writes in

As Lydia Fellgett writes in her Persephone Preface: ‘A political novel cannot be successful without well-written characters: it is therefore also a love story between Jenny Clegg and the Independent Labour Party member Joe Hopton

a 1932 dyed cotton three colour print by Enid Marx

but he went to school in England and then travelled all over the world: the subtitle of his autobiography was 'reminiscences of a wandering nobleman'

There is a dominant father and a socially ambitious mother who adores her son Dennis

‘Aunt Eleanor put on a tea-gown

A Woman’s Place: 1910–75 Gift Wrapping:None As Lydia Fellgett writes inAFTERWORD BY YVONNE ROBERTS 352pp ISBN 9781903155097 This is, we believe, the most readable overview of twentieth century womens lives yet written, covering everything Persephone readers might want to know about the suffragettes, early type writers, contraception or work in wartime; and it complements our other books by exploring factually what they, indirectly, explore in fiction. A Womans Place 191075 was written fifty years ago by a novelist