Elizabeth Crawford

KPF 's diary indicates that she was often unhappy during the decades following the war, though probably not, like her sister, a sufferer from clinical depression. Biographer Elizabeth Crawford sees the cause as her lack...

In later life KPF often re-read passages from her earlier diary, marvelling at the social change it recorded, sometimes weeping over her own youth or over the war years. According to Crawford when she edited...

KPF wrote prolifically throughout her life. Her most significant work was her diary, in which she meticulousy recorded her daily life from the age of nine until only four months before her death in 1959...

Elizabeth Crawford 's edition, Campaigning for the Vote, was received with enthusiasm, presenting, as Crawford says, a near impossibility—totally new primary material on the women's suffrage movement in England. In 2014 the television...

MS seems to have lived with her family at Epsom until she left for Italy in 1792. At some time after getting back from Europe she settled in Devon (where the name Stark or Starke...

A relatively small and drastically abridged selection of KPF 's diaries was edited by Elizabeth Crawford for publication after the full collection of diaries was found damp and mildewed in a cellar in North...

Elizabeth Crawford notes that KPF 's archive, scattered throughout England, contains not only unpublished play typescripts but also an Organiser's Report Book of suffrage work kept from 25 April 1912 to 28 July 1914...

This novel was reprinted by Dean Street Press in 2016 with an introduction by Elizabeth Crawford .