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An Appreciation of Winifred Letts

Posted on March 13, 2019 by Dr Deirdre Flynn

“An Appreciation of Winifred Letts” [1] Dr. David Clare, Mary Immaculate College, UL Winifred Letts was born in Salford, in what is now Greater Manchester, in 1882 to an English vicar father and an Irish mother. As a child, she greatly enjoyed the…

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