Some Famous Women - Louise Creighton

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Recorded25 Aug 2026

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"Some Famous Women" by Louise Creighton is a compelling exploration of the lives of remarkable women who shaped history, including Joan of Arc, Florence Nightingale, and Queen Victoria. Creighton also highlights lesser-known figures like St. Hilda, an influential abbess from the 7th century, and Elizabeth Fry, a pioneering prison reformer. Through her engaging narrative, Creighton illuminates the resilience and achievements of these women, showcasing their impact on society and the enduring themes of courage and advocacy for women's rights.

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