Page 7 - சாரா லேசி News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Rage through the ages: feminist Carmen Callil looks back in anger She was part of London’s “Australian mafia” and founded feminist publishing powerhouse Virago in 1973. Now in her 80s, and British damehood notwithstanding, this “Libertarian anarchist’s” zeal appears undimmed. By Jane Wheatley February 27, 2021 Carmen Callil has lived in London since the 1960s. “Everyone here always says, ‘Carmen, you’re so direct.’ ” Credit:Ben Murphy/Camera Press/Australscope Save Normal text size Very large text size In the English spring of 1827, Sarah Lacey, a 19-year-old stocking frame operator from the town of Thurmaston in Leicestershire, met George Conquest, a 21-year-old canal worker. His narrow boat was moored at a lock near the lanes and alleys where she roamed in the evenings. The result of their dalliance was a baby, Eliza, born the same year and registered as illegitimate.

United kingdomNew south walesCity ofRosamond lehmannClive jamesGeorge osborneTony abbottElizabeth taylorScott morrisonSarah laceyJane wheatleyCarmen callilGermaine greerDavid maloufMost viewed in nationalBen murphy camera press australscope