Damn’ Rebel Bitches: The Women of the ’45

by	Maggie Craig

SKU: 9781910948293 Categories: GENDER STUDIES: WOMEN, Gender studies: women and girls, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Women's Studies Tags: amy patrick, amy poehler, Anne Boleyn, Brave New World, chris bryant, diana gabaldon outlander series in order, dominic lieven, Edward hopper, Elvis Presley, feminism, frank gardner, History, Ian Kershaw, ian patrick, Ireland, Irish history, jacobites, John O'Farrell, margery kempe, Mary Queen of Scots, Nick Offerman, orlando figes, Patrick Leigh Fermor, peter hook, Philip Larkin, politics, Queen Mary, Rosie Thomas, the curious history of irish dogs, the New World, the rebellion chronicles, the red tent, the world at war, winston churchill books, world war 1

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‘A racily written, well-researched and heart-warming account’ Scots MagazineToo many historians have ignored the role of women in the ’45. This book aims to redress the balance. Damn’ Rebel Bitches takes a totally fresh approach to the history of the Jacobite Rising by telling fascinating stories of the many women caught up in the turbulent events of 1745-46. Drawn from original documents and letters, Maggie Craig brings their stories to life in this often touching and always engrossing reframed history.’A modern classic’ The Herald ‘Bold and argumentative…resounds with authority’ Scotland on Sunday

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Weight	0.163 kg
Dimensions	1.8 × 13 × 19.9 cm
by	Maggie Craig
Format	Paperback
Language	English
Pages	224
Publisher	Mainstream Publishing
Year Published	2022-3-10
Imprint	Mainstream Publishing
Publication City/Country	London, United Kingdom
ISBN 10	1910948292
About The Author	Maggie Craig writes acclaimed historical non-fiction. She is also the author of several historical novels set in both Edinburgh and her hometown of Glasgow. She lives with her husband in her mother's native Aberdeenshire.

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