Publisher's Synopsis
Haycooper's biography of Josephine Butler offers a compelling portrait of this pioneering social reformer. Butler dedicated her life to improving the lives of women and girls, particularly those who had been forced into prostitution. Her work helped to bring about significant changes in the law and public attitudes towards women's rights and sexual morality. This book is a powerful tribute to Butler's legacy and an important resource for anyone interested in the history of the women's rights movement.
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