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English composer and suffragette (1858–1944)

Also known as: Dame Ethel Mary Smyth, Dame Ethel Smyth, Ethel Mary Smyth, Ethel Smith, Этель Смит, إثيل سميث

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Essays such as A Room of One's Own and Three Guineas share a sharp, witty feminist analysis of women's place in the arts and public life. (AI reason)
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Prisons and Prisoners is a candid suffragette memoir of activism and imprisonment from the same circles. (AI reason)
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Her suffrage plays, polemics and autobiography Life Errant combine feminist argument with lively memoir. (AI reason)
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Vita Sackville-West1892–1962
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Writes of aristocratic Edwardian society and unconventional women's lives with a memoirist's eye. (AI reason)
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Vera Brittain1893–1970
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Testament of Youth blends autobiography, war-era experience and feminist reflection in an engaging narrative voice. (AI reason)
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Vernon Lee1856–1935
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Essays on music, aesthetics and European cultural life suit readers of Smyth's musical memoirs and travel recollections. (AI reason)
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Maurice Baring1874–1945
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His reminiscences of cosmopolitan Edwardian society and the arts share Smyth's anecdotal, worldly memoir style. (AI reason)
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Edith Anna Somerville1858–1949
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