Oxford Dictionary of National Biography August 2019 Update Margaret Fletcher

Caitriona Beaumont

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography August 2019 Update Margaret Fletcher

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Margaret (1862–1943), founder of the Catholic Women’s League, was born at 2 The Crescent, Park Town, Oxford, on 5 December 1862, the second daughter in the family of six sons and three daughters of Carteret John Halford Fletcher (1827–1918), a solicitor who in ...

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Publication status	Published - 19 Aug 2019

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Margaret Fletcher
female activism
Catholic Women's League

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