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Acknowledgements.
1. Introduction.
Part I: Macclesfield and Buxton:.
2. Origin, 1893-1911.
3. 'Provincial Young Ladyhood', 1911-1914.
Part II: 'History's Greatest Disaster': Love and Work in the Great War:.
4. Somerville, 1914-1915.
5. Love in Wartime.
6. War Work.
Part III: 'Lady into Woman': Friendship, Work and Marriage in the 1920s:.
7. Friendship and Feminism.
8. Feminism and Internationalism.
9. Semi-detached Marriage.
Part IV: 'Having Crossed the Rubicon': The 1930s and After:.
10. The Writing of Testament of Youth.
11. 'Having crossed the Rubicon.'.
12. Conclusion.
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Kevin Pruitt
reviewed Vera Britain on March 01, 2020
Vera Britain
There isn't much mythology in this book as it's mostly the author tearing to shreds the work of Max Muller, someone he seems to have had a long-standing grudge with. It was dotted with some anthropological examples but not enough to make it an interesting read!
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