Anglican women in Dublin: philanthropy, politics and education in the early twentieth century

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Christian Theology and Mission Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment

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Introduction Establishing a base: the city work and politics Eroding the margins: education and training One's Christian duty: the exercise of philanthropy Overseas missions: the Dublin University Mission Society Objects of charity: organisations and institutions The First World War and its aftermath Appendices Notes Bibliography Index.

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