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From the Abduction of the Sabine Women to the Exportation of British Women,ten infantilised. It also shows that female emigrants were often turned into mere merchandise, precious goods that were valued, but still represented the ‘second sex’ in the Empire-making process. To some extent, the imperial race of the end of the nineteenth century turned female emigrants into sex

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Imperialist Ladies: A Gender Recodification,igration organisers turned motherhood into the cornerstone of Empire building, and thus became imperialist women alongside men. This chapter examines the organisers’ political strategies, and how they blurred gender and social class barriers. For many Victorians, the female organisers worked alongsi

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Conclusion,to female identity. It also accounts for the passage from private to public assistance with the transfer to a state-centred body in charge of organising gentlewomen’s emigration after 1919. Additionally, it reveals the current activities of the Joyce Hostel and the Lady Musgrave Lodge, which used to

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The One-Man Show and the Dealeremigration societies and the Langham Place group, and their different strategies to improve Victorian ‘surplus’ women’s fate. It includes a historiographical account of the study of nineteenth-century British female emigration societies.