A Call to the Women of Ireland
A Call to the Women of Ireland
A Call to the Women of Ireland
EPHEMERA
- Title
- A Call to the Women of Ireland
- Object Name
- Pamphlet
- Maker
-
Constance de Markievicz (Primary maker)
Constance de Markievicz (maker) - Date Made
-
1918
1918 - Place Made
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Republic of Ireland: County Dublin: Dublin
Dublin - Description
- 'A Call to the Women of Ireland,' a lecture delivered in 1906 to the Students' National Literary Society, Dublin, under the title of 'Women, Ideals, and the Nation' by Constance de Markievicz. She spoke of ‘a strong tide of liberty’ that was bearing Irish women ‘triumphantly into the life of the nation, where they belong.’ Published by Fergus O'Connor, price sixpence.
- Materials
- Paper
- Place Collected
-
- Catalogue Number
- BELUM.W2011.500.1
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