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	[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].		[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury, and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

	She attended [[Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford]].		She attended [[Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford]].

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	[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].		[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

	She attended [[Lady Margaret Hall, [[Oxford]].		She attended [[Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford]].
	:"Although also an avid sportswoman, excelling in tennis and a member of a lady's cricket team, she was not one of the notorious "new women," who challenged Victorian mores."<ref name=anderson>https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-823004261/lambeth-women-speak-urban-poverty-and-religion-in Nancy Fix Anderson, "Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London" in ''Anglican and Episcopal History,'', June 2003</ref>		:"Although also an avid sportswoman, excelling in tennis and a member of a lady's cricket team, she was not one of the notorious "new women," who challenged Victorian mores."<ref name=anderson>https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-823004261/lambeth-women-speak-urban-poverty-and-religion-in Nancy Fix Anderson, "Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London" in ''Anglican and Episcopal History,'', June 2003</ref>

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	[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].		[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

	She attended Lady Margaret's Hall, [[Oxford]].		She attended [[Lady Margaret Hall, [[Oxford]].
	:"Although also an avid sportswoman, excelling in tennis and a member of a lady's cricket team, she was not one of the notorious "new women," who challenged Victorian mores."<ref name=anderson>https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-823004261/lambeth-women-speak-urban-poverty-and-religion-in Nancy Fix Anderson, "Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London" in ''Anglican and Episcopal History,'', June 2003</ref>		:"Although also an avid sportswoman, excelling in tennis and a member of a lady's cricket team, she was not one of the notorious "new women," who challenged Victorian mores."<ref name=anderson>https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-823004261/lambeth-women-speak-urban-poverty-and-religion-in Nancy Fix Anderson, "Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London" in ''Anglican and Episcopal History,'', June 2003</ref>

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	She observed the lives of working-class women in [[Lambeth]], and her observations were published posthumously as ''Streets and Lanes of the City''<ref>Republished as ''Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London''</ref>		She observed the lives of working-class women in [[Lambeth]], and her observations were published posthumously as ''Streets and Lanes of the City''<ref>Republished as ''Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London''</ref>

	Towards the end of he short life, Nellie had an affair with her mother's former lover, the composer [[Ethel Smyth]].<ref>Martha Vicinus, ''Intimate Friends: Women Who Loved Women, 1778-1928'' (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004) page 134.</ref>		Towards the end of her short life, Nellie had an affair with her mother's former lover, the composer [[Ethel Smyth]].<ref>Martha Vicinus, ''Intimate Friends: Women Who Loved Women, 1778-1928'' (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004) page 134.</ref>

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	[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of he book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].		[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of her book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

			She attended Lady Margaret's Hall, [[Oxford]].
			:"Although also an avid sportswoman, excelling in tennis and a member of a lady's cricket team, she was not one of the notorious "new women," who challenged Victorian mores."<ref name=anderson>https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-823004261/lambeth-women-speak-urban-poverty-and-religion-in Nancy Fix Anderson, "Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London" in ''Anglican and Episcopal History,'', June 2003</ref>

			She observed the lives of working-class women in [[Lambeth]], and her observations were published posthumously as ''Streets and Lanes of the City''<ref>Republished as ''Lambeth Women Speak: Urban Poverty and Religion in Nellie Benson's London''</ref>

			Towards the end of he short life, Nellie had an affair with her mother's former lover, the composer [[Ethel Smyth]].<ref>Martha Vicinus, ''Intimate Friends: Women Who Loved Women, 1778-1928'' (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004) page 134.</ref>

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	[[Category:Lesbians]]		[[Category:Lesbians]]
	[[Category:1863 births]]		[[Category:1863 births]]
	[[Category:1890 deaths]]		[[Category:1890 deaths]]

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	'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].		[[File:Lambeth Women Speak.jpg\|thumb\|Cover of he book]]'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

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'''Nellie Benson''' ('''Mary Eleanor Benson''', 1863-1890) was the daughter of [[Edward White Benson]], Archbishop of Canterbury and his wife [[Mary Benson]].

[[Category:Lesbians]]
[[Category:1863 births]]
[[Category:1890 deaths]]