Flora Shaw
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Times. She believed that journalism was the best way for her, as a woman at that time, to exercise political influence. She was also the author of four works of children's fiction, of three books on the political history of states in the British empire, of addresses to various bodies, and of countless articles for newspapers and journals other than the Times.
is best known as a journalist with strong views on imperialism, who influenced both official policy and the British public through her position as colonial editor for the - BirthName: Flora Louisa ShawHer middle name is given as Louise in Burke's Peerage, but as Louisa in her Times obituary.
- Married: Lady Lugard
- Pseudonym: Special CorrespondentThis was her byline in the Times.
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- Indexed: Flora L. ShawThis is the form in whichsigned her work before her marriage.