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Conclusionsk in the later part of the nineteenth century were challenging the conventions of their class and time, and they were also exchanging a life of cultivated ease for one not only of laborious days but also of considerable discomfort and danger. Florence Nightingale survived near fatal fever in the Cri

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Book 1989rs or reformers. The conventions of the time made it difficult for women to move out of family into public life and the nature of the work they chose demanded great physical and mental courage and endurance. The author examines the family and social background and the individual character of ten fam

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researchers or reformers. The conventions of the time made it difficult for women to move out of family into public life and the nature of the work they chose demanded great physical and mental courage and endurance. The author examines the family and social background and the individual character

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19817-7bibliography; experience; individual; nature; present; reform; social work; time; Victorian era; women

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Employment and Charity families into a more public sphere.. What they actually did depended on a whole range of circumstances. Most importantly it depended on class, on social and family position and expectations, on their own education, religious experience and personal commitment.

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The Nature of Social ServiceWe have already noted that social service was only one of a number of possible ways into public life for Victorian ladies. What was its distinguishing character and how easy a path was it?

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