A Few Hours in a Far-Off Age
| Title | A Few Hours in a Far-Off Age |
| Year for Search | 1883 |
| Authors | Dugdale, Mrs. H[enrietta] A[ugusta](ca. 1826-1918) |
| Tertiary Authors | Dugdale, Mrs. H. A. |
| Date Published | 1833 |
| Publisher | McCarron, Bird & Co |
| Place Published | Melbourne, VIC, Australia |
| Keywords | Australian author, Female author |
| Annotation | Much of the novel is a criticism of the past, but it includes a detailed feminist eutopia. Stress on intelligence. Politically involved women brought about far-reaching changes. Strong family ties. Parents required to spend time each day teaching their children. Animals are well treated, and no leather is used. Advanced technology. |
| Holding Institutions | A, ATL, CtY, M |
| Author Note | CtY gives the author's name as Harriet A. I have chosen to follow the name used by the National Library of Australia and the Alexander Turnbull Library. Australian female author (ca. 1826-1918) |
| Full Text | 1883 Dugdale, Mrs. H[enrietta] A[ugusta] (ca. 1826-1918). A Few Hours in a Far-Off Age. Melbourne, VIC, Australia: M‘Carron, Bird & Co. CtY gives the author’s name as Harriet A. I have chosen to follow the name used by the National Library of Australia and the Alexander Turnbull Library. A, ATL, CtY, M Much of the novel is a criticism of the past, but it includes a detailed feminist eutopia. Stress on intelligence. Politically involved women brought about far-reaching changes. Strong family ties. Parents required to spend time each day teaching their children. Animals are well treated, and no leather is used. Advanced technology. Australian female author. |
