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Cover of the biography of Francis Power Cobbe (1822-1904), Anglo-Irish reformer, feminist and anti-vivisectionist, built on original research, Cobbe's autobiography and the work of later historians. Cobbe, a workhouse visitor, campaigned for rights for women, the poor and animals, against those in power.
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