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Harriet
Urquhart
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Harriet Fortescue, wife of David Urquhart
According
to Harriet's biographer:
Half
her articles in his paper, the Free press, and her many other
writings were by him, and half of his by her.
While,
according to the Urquharts' son, David (Jnr),
…the
argumentative work, the collating of extracts from despatches, treaties,
&c, was done by her first, and then my father dictated the
introduction and conclusion.
< Quotations and photograph: A Memoir of Mrs Urquhart / Mrs Bishop. — London : Kegan Paul, 1897 |
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This page enlarges an image or adds to the information found on the following pages: Introduction. Part 2: Why should the Turkish bath interest us? The Victorian Turkish Bath Movement. Pt 3: Foreign Affairs Committees & the Free press Urquhart and the London Hammam. Part 1: introduction David and Harriet Urquhart: a team Women and the Victorian Turkish bath. Part 2: the first Victorian Turkish baths
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