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When Courage Calls: Josephine Butler And The Radical Pursuit Of Justice For Women
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A Crucial And Compelling Read Natalie Collins @GodloveswomenThe Story Of Josephine Butler Is Astonishing, Shocking, Inspiring, Recounted Here By A Narrator Who Understands The Very Core Of Her Subject. A Powerful Read. Claire Gilbert, Author Of I, JulianWhen Courage Calls Allows Us To Hear ButlerS Message Afresh At A Time When WomenS Value And Safety Is Again At Risk. Alison Milbank, Professor Of Literature And Theology, University Of NottinghamThis Is An Inspiring Book Written By An Inspiring Writer Rachael Treweek, Bishop Of Gloucestermillicent Fawcett, The Leader Of The British Suffragist Movement, Described Josephine Butler As The Most Distinguished English Woman Of The Nineteenth Century. Among The First Feminist Activists, Butler Raised Public Awareness Of The Plight Of Destitute Women, Worked To Address Human Trafficking And Led A Vigorous Campaign To Secure Equal Rights For Women Before The Law. In Her Pursuit Of Justice, Butler Did As Much For Women As William Wilberforce Did For African Slaves Within The British Empire, And Yet, While Wilberforce Remains A Household Name, Butler Is Forgotten.Social Historian Sarah C. Williams Presents A ReExamined Biography Of The Radical Political Activist Josephine Butler. From The Beauty Of Her Childhood In Northumbria, To The Stifling Intellectual Environment Of MidVictorian Oxford; From The Impoverished Streets Of Liverpool And The Brothels Of London, Brussels And Paris, To The Offices Of Westminster And The Houses Of Parliament. ButlerS Relentless Drive To Secure Rights For Women Against The Sexual Double Standard Of Her Day Captures A Remarkable Woman With Deeply Held Values For Equality.Underpinning ButlerS Public Life Of Political Activism Lies The Full Corpus Of Her Writing And The Spirituality That Grounded Her Activism. When Courage Calls Offers A Profound Examination Of ButlerS Inner Life Of Prayer, Defined By Her Radical Sense Of Justice That Was Able To Transform Victorian Society.Such Conviction Offers Us A Taste Of The Possibility For Our Time And Culture.This Biography Presents A Fresh Interpretation Of The Relationship Between Josephine ButlerS Public Leadership, Her Political Activism And Her Spirituality.
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