Galway Women in the Nineteenth Century

Name: Galway Women in the Nineteenth Century
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by Maureen Langan-Egan

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Galway Women in the Nineteenth Century

by Maureen Langan-Egan

1 rating • 1 review • 1 shelved

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ISBN10 1851824618
ISBN13 9781851824618
Publish Date 25 July 1999
Publish Status Active
Publish Country IE
Imprint Four Courts Press Ltd

Format Paperback
Pages 160
Language English

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I'm from Galway and it was interesting to read how Galway women were in the 19th Century, a century that saw a lot of hardship and issues and you could see where some of the roots of change lie, and also where the well-meaning support started before becoming abuse, largely in an attempt to prevent abuse.

I found it interesting to see what people studied in my old school, how linen was a staple product and how Calcutta donated £24,000 to Galway in Famine relief.