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Dora Montefiore

Anglo-Australian socialist and suffragist, founding member of the Communist Party of Great Britain and author of From a Victorian to a Modern (1927).

Lived
1851–1933
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Dora Montefiore

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1898Singings Through the DarkS. Low, Marston & Co, LondonOpen Library
1901The Orloff Couple and MalvaW. HeinemannCiNii Books record BA87830113
1902Twenty-Six Men and a GirlDuckworthCiNii Books record BB00058533
1905The Outcasts — And Other StoriesT. F. Unwin, LondonLibrary of Congress record 21020581 · CiNii Books record BA35096495
1905The Outcasts and Other StoriesT. Fisher Unwin, LondonSUDOC record 118919490
1906Serf Life in Russia — The Childhood of a Russian GrandmotherW. Heinemann, Londonswisscovery record 991171916558005501 · Library of Congress record 06041808
1907Some Words to Socialist WomenTwentieth Century Press, LondonOpen Library
1914Anti-militarism from the Workers' Point of ViewWorkers' Anti-Militarist Committee, LondonOpen Library
1915Twenty-Six Men and a Girl, and Other StoriesDuckworthCiNii Books record BA2872507X
1927From a Victorian to a ModernE. Archer, London?Open Library

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