Feminism and Voluntary Action

1. Prologue: No Silk-Blouse Social Worker
Linda Mahood

2. The Lady Bountiful and the Country Squire: Lessons in Life, Love and Woodcarving
Linda Mahood

3. Raising Rebel Daughters: Lessons for Lives of Social Action
Linda Mahood

4. Educating Eglantyne: The Young Lady of Lady Margaret Hall
Linda Mahood

5. Ribbons and Trumpets: Toils and Troubles at Teachers College
Linda Mahood

6. ‘Hewing out my Future in Defiance to my Friends’: The Life and Times of a Gentlewoman School Mistress
Linda Mahood

7. Matchmaking Matrons and the Misread Maidens of the Cambridge Charity Organization Society
Linda Mahood

8. Honour thy Mother: Duty vs ‘Free Unsheltered Life Fraught with Pitfalls and Danger’
Linda Mahood

9. The Sisters and Social Action
Linda Mahood

10. ‘A Perfect Jungle of Intrigues, Suspicion and Hypocrisies’: The Early Save the Children Fund in Time of Crisis
Linda Mahood

11. ‘Internationalization’ of Charity in Peacetime: Declaring the Rights of the Child
Linda Mahood

12. Epilogue: The Legacy of a Rebel Daughter and Early Save the Children Women
Linda Mahood

Nyckelord: History, History of Britain and Ireland, Social History, Cultural History, Social Work, Modern History, Literature, general