Discover the Legacy of Cornelia Sorabji
Step into the remarkable life of Cornelia Sorabji, the first woman to practice law in both India and Britain. This hardback edition provides an unprecedented look at her influential work as a social reformer, offering readers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs she faced throughout her career.
A Pioneer in Advocacy
Known for founding the League for Infant Welfare, Maternity, and District Nursing, Sorabji dedicated her life to uplifting Indian women and children. This collection brings together her published writings, letters, and diary entries, all meticulously gathered from private sources and the Cornelia Sorabji archives in the British Library. Discover her thoughts on pivotal topics such as:
- The independence movement
- Social reform
- Welfare and education
- The caste system and untouchability
- The position of women in society
A Glimpse Into History
This volume also features correspondence with key historical figures, including Judge Harrison Falkner Blair and Princess Louise of England. With forewords by notable individuals like Brenda Hale, a justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, and Coomi Kapoor, a former president of the Indian Press Corps, the book highlights the remarkable impact Sorabji had on society.
Why You Should Read This Book
An essential compendium for anyone interested in the life of a woman who broke barriers and fought for social justice, this collection reveals the profound dedication Cornelia Sorabji had towards public service. Whether you’re a student of history, law, or social reform, or simply someone inspired by influential figures, this volume will deepen your appreciation for Sorabji's contributions to society.
Don't miss out on the chance to explore the legacy of an extraordinary woman whose life continues to inspire us today.
