Chisholm, Hugh, editor. Encyclopaedia Britannica. Cambridge University Press, 1911.
Margaret J. Daymond
Standard Name: Daymond, Margaret J.
Connections
Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
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Family and Intimate relationships | Frances Colenso | Once in Natal, Bishop Colenso
took the side of the natives against Boer oppression; |
Family and Intimate relationships | Frances Colenso | FC
had a clandestine relationship with the married Colonel Anthony Durnford
, whose estranged wife was living in England. FC
supported him in his sympathy for the Zulu people, and wrote a number of works... |
Literary responses | Frances Colenso | My Chief and I was received with mixed reviews: many remarked on its obvious bias. One early critic wrote that FC
was reckless in her accusations, fastening on every chance remark and scrap of rumor... |
Reception | Frances Colenso | Although her works are little known, FC
is nevertheless recognized for her efforts in attempting to bring about political change in a mostly male-dominated colonial South Africa. As critic Margaret Daymond
writes in her... |
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