The Canadian suffragist Nellie McClung writes about those left behind while sons and husbands fight overseas. Sketches, stories and reflections on beach days, women’s war work, grief and endurance mix with the story of a lonely, homesick man who tends a neighbour’s garden, alongside her case that women must have a voice in public life.
A moving home-front document by one of Canada’s most famous campaigners for women’s rights. Download the free EPUB.