A Woman's Part in a Revolution - Hammond, Natalie Harris
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A Woman's Part in a Revolution is a historical account set during the Johannesburg Revolt. The story is told through the perspective of a woman whose life is upended by the growing political tensions and the impact of these events on her family. The narrative begins with a peaceful moment at her home, which quickly turns to unease as she receives a letter from her husband, alerting her to the dangers looming in Johannesburg. As political unrest brews, the protagonist reflects on the discontent of people under the current regime and the increasing steps taken by citizens to assert their rights.…mehr

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A Woman's Part in a Revolution is a historical account set during the Johannesburg Revolt. The story is told through the perspective of a woman whose life is upended by the growing political tensions and the impact of these events on her family. The narrative begins with a peaceful moment at her home, which quickly turns to unease as she receives a letter from her husband, alerting her to the dangers looming in Johannesburg. As political unrest brews, the protagonist reflects on the discontent of people under the current regime and the increasing steps taken by citizens to assert their rights. While the city descends into chaos, the author contemplates her role and responsibilities towards her family amidst the crisis. The story explores the emotional and moral struggles faced during revolutionary times, delving into the personal sacrifices women make in moments of political upheaval. It skilfully intertwines the personal with the political, showing how women navigate societal and familial duties while facing the broader implications of revolt. The narrative offers an insightful look at the strength, resilience, and courage required in times of turmoil and how women contribute to historical movements.
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Natalie Harris Hammond was an American writer and author born on 28 September 1859. She is best known for her historical works, particularly A Woman's Part in a Revolution (1897), in which she recounted her personal experiences during the Johannesburg Revolt. This narrative highlights the political unrest in South Africa during the late 19th century, emphasizing the roles of women amidst social and political upheaval. Hammond's writing also reflects her keen interest in the broader socio-political issues of her time, including her exploration of the tensions between the Boer government and the Uitlanders in The Boers and the Uitlanders (1901). In her works, she skillfully combined her personal observations with the larger historical context, shedding light on the complexities of family, loyalty, and sacrifice in times of revolution. Hammond was married to John Hays Hammond, a prominent mining engineer, which gave her unique insights into the political environment of South Africa. She passed away in 1931 at the age of 72, leaving behind a legacy of historical writings that continue to offer valuable perspectives on women's roles during times of conflict and revolution.