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An Autobiography

Chapter 23 MORE PUBLIC WORK.

Word Count: 3407    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

arner from the toils of the middlemen. I thought moreover that the incentive to thrift so strongly encouraged by co-

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An Autobiography
An Autobiography
Catherine Helen Spence Literature
“An Autobiography by Catherine Helen Spence”
1 Chapter 1 EARLY LIFE IN SCOTLAND.2 Chapter 2 TOWARDS AUSTRALIA.3 Chapter 3 A BEGINNING AT SEVENTEEN4 Chapter 4 LOVERS AND FRIENDS.5 Chapter 5 NOVELS AND A POLITICAL INSPIRATION.6 Chapter 6 A TRIP TO ENGLAND.7 Chapter 7 MELROSE REVISITED.8 Chapter 8 I VISIT EDINBURGH AND LONDON.9 Chapter 9 MEETING WITH J. S. MILL AND GEORGE ELIOT.10 Chapter 10 RETURN FROM THE OLD COUNTRY.11 Chapter 11 WARDS OF THE STATE.12 Chapter 12 PREACHING, FRIENDS, AND WRITING.13 Chapter 13 MY WORK FOR EDUCATION.14 Chapter 14 SPECULATION, CHARITY, AND A BOOK.15 Chapter 15 JOURNALISM AND POLITICS.16 Chapter 16 SORROW AND CHANGE.17 Chapter 17 IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA.18 Chapter 18 BRITAIN, THE CONTINENT, AND HOME AGAIN.19 Chapter 19 PROGRESS OF EFFECTIVE VOTING.20 Chapter 20 WIDENING INTERESTS.21 Chapter 21 PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION AND FEDERATION.22 Chapter 22 A VISIT TO NEW SOUTH WALES.23 Chapter 23 MORE PUBLIC WORK.24 Chapter 24 THE EIGHTIETH MILESTONE AND THE END.