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Category Archives: books by Ros Black
Scandal Salvation & Suffrage – the official publication day 28th March
It’s the official publication date tomorrow which means the book will be available either in stock or to order from all good bookshops. The book is still available through this website and the good news is that I’ve decided to … Continue reading
What the Temperance Movement did for us?
I have just done a live interview on Newstalk Radio, Dublin http://www.newstalk.com They had picked up on the press release for Scandal Salvation and Suffrage – The Amazing Women of The Temperance Movement from the publisher http://www.troubador.co.uk The presenter, Tara, … Continue reading
Posted in alcohol abuse, books by Ros Black, British Women's Temperance Association, female temperance reformers, Feminism, government policy on alcohol, Radio programmes, Recreational pursuits, teetotalism, Temperance, Victorian temperance movement, women of the temperance movement, women's history, WWI
Tagged alcohol abuse, British Women's temperance association, BWTA, Dublin, New Talk Radio, Taking the pledge, Teetotalism, temperance, Troubador Publishing
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SCANDAL, SALVATION AND SUFFRAGE – THE AMAZING WOMEN OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
It will be available in all good bookshops soon, but the new book has now been printed. It’s available from http://www.troubador.co.uk/book_info.asp?bookid=3087 and will shortly be available through this website at a special early bird rate
Posted in Agnes Weston, alcohol abuse, Band of Hope, books by Ros Black, British Women's Temperance Association, Catherine Booth, Elizabeth Lewis, female temperance reformers, Julia Wightman, Lady Henry Somerset, Rosalind Howard Countess of Carlisle, Sarah Robinson, women of the temperance movement
Tagged alcohol abuse, British Women's temperance association, BWTA, feminists, International Women's Day, new book, salvationists, suffrage, temperance, women's history
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