Caroline Chisholm: The Emigrant's Friend

Caroline Chisholm: The Emigrant's Friend

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Author: Joanna Bogle
Binding: Paperback
Published: Gracewing, 1993

Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Front cover has crease bottom right corner (see photo)

This biography "Caroline Chisholm: The Emigrant's Friend" chronicles the remarkable life of a Victorian-era humanitarian who dedicated herself to assisting vulnerable women and families migrating to Australia. Joanna Bogle presents a compelling account of Chisholm's tireless efforts to ensure safe passage and fair treatment for these new arrivals, establishing shelters and advocating for their rights in a challenging colonial environment. The narrative illustrates the profound social impact of her pioneering work, which laid foundational principles for migrant welfare. It also uncovers the personal sacrifices and unwavering determination that defined her extraordinary mission. This volume offers a vivid portrait of a woman whose compassion and advocacy left an indelible mark on Australian history.

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Description

Author: Joanna Bogle
Binding: Paperback
Published: Gracewing, 1993

Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Front cover has crease bottom right corner (see photo)

This biography "Caroline Chisholm: The Emigrant's Friend" chronicles the remarkable life of a Victorian-era humanitarian who dedicated herself to assisting vulnerable women and families migrating to Australia. Joanna Bogle presents a compelling account of Chisholm's tireless efforts to ensure safe passage and fair treatment for these new arrivals, establishing shelters and advocating for their rights in a challenging colonial environment. The narrative illustrates the profound social impact of her pioneering work, which laid foundational principles for migrant welfare. It also uncovers the personal sacrifices and unwavering determination that defined her extraordinary mission. This volume offers a vivid portrait of a woman whose compassion and advocacy left an indelible mark on Australian history.