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Autograph Letter Collection: Women Travellers

The collection contains letters from Isabella Bird to a friend, 1868; to Captain Coburn, 1879; to Mrs Waller, 1879; to Miss Gilpin, 1887; to Mrs Smith, 1887; to unnamed man, 1889; to unnamed man, 1889. Constance Gordon-Cumming to Miss Smith, 1897. Mary Kingsley to Mr Maclehose, 1899. Rosita Forbes to Mr Simpson, 1910. Mary Hall to Mr Simpson, 1910. Olive Macleod to Mr Simpson, 1910-1911. Edith Durham to Mr Christy, 1912-1914. Freya Stark to Lady Currie, 1933-1936. Evelyn Cheesman to Miss P Strachey, 1936; Note by Miss Strachey introducing Miss Cheesmans lectures; letter from Miss D Steiner about programme of lectures.

Josephine Butler to Stanley Butler
3JBL/35/25 · Objekt · 28 Mar [1896]
Teil von London University: London School of Economics, The Women's Library

Photocopy of letter. Written from Lausanne She replies to his questions as to whether Geneva is really worth all this trouble such a vile hole and corner place as it is, when there are such large countries in Africa and Australia with their powers of expansion and better morals. The battle fought at Geneva was one of principles and it does not matter how small the theatre on which the drama of principles is played out..principles are vital for all times and all places. The same question will have to be fought out by all these countries, but she cannot go and help the moral development in these vast continents. She can help Geneva and show what has so deeply corrupted it. But there are many fine people there as she has learnt in the last five weeks. Did you read about the horrors of Dr Peters and the German generals in Africa.. Bebel made a splendid speech in the German Parliament against these men. Details about German control of east Africa