TOUGH FOR WOMEN
“All the periods that I’ve studied so far have been extremely tough, and particularly tough for women. You either went into a nunnery and had no sex life at all; or if you wanted motherhood, you were apt to have 14 or 15 children and rear three.”— Mrs Williams-Ellis, in a 8.8. C. broadcast, about “Life in England,” a new series of books she is writing to teach fifth-formers a bit about history.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32038, 12 July 1969, Page 5
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