This fascinating collection of stories from rural England provides a glimpse into the lives of ordinary women in the days before the suffragette movement. Ashworth's lively and engaging writing style brings these stories to life, offering a vivid picture of a world that, though vanished, still exerts a powerful attraction. Anyone with an interest in social history or women's studies will find this book a thought-provoking and enjoyable read.

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