Titlebook: Encyclopedia of British Women’s Writing 1900–1950; Faye Hammill,Esme Miskimmin,Ashlie Sponenberg Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-4897-3e won a scholarship to University College, Dublin, in 1916, studying English and French for her BA. Moving to England, she worked initially as a translator for the . and later as a teacher and a book reviewer for the . She was married (for less than a year) to a Dutch journalist, Gustaaf Renier; afterwards it appears that she was exclusively L.

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D, between the wars. Dane was a forthright feminist, writing for . in 1926 that: ‘A woman who cannot drive a car, deal with a drunken man, speak in public and run a business and a home is getting to be as much a rarity as 50 years ago a woman who could not faint when she was proposed to.’

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O,e won a scholarship to University College, Dublin, in 1916, studying English and French for her BA. Moving to England, she worked initially as a translator for the . and later as a teacher and a book reviewer for the . She was married (for less than a year) to a Dutch journalist, Gustaaf Renier; afterwards it appears that she was exclusively L.

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Taking a Pulse with Heal Check,the Royal Engineers, and Ethel Alger, was born in Rochester. She led something of a military childhood, spending part of it in Jamaica, where her father had a command, and part in Surrey, at a progressive school run by Mrs Huxley (mother of Aldous; niece of Matthew Arnold). Having been ‘finished’ in

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