Leah Leneman

 Leneman circa 1990 Leah Leonora Leneman (3 March 1944 – 26 December 1999) was a popular historian and cookery writer. She wrote about Scottish history including the struggle for women's suffrage. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Fit for heroes? : land settlement in Scotland after World War I by Leneman, Leah

    Aberdeen : Aberdeen University Press, 1989
    Format: Book


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    Alienated affections : the Scottish experience of divorce and separation, 1684-1830 by Leneman, Leah

    Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 1998
    Format: Book


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    Elsie Inglis : founder of battlefield hospitals run entirely by women by Leneman, Leah

    Edinburgh : NMS, 1998
    Format: Book


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    Living in Atholl : a social history of the Estates, 1685-1785 by Leneman, Leah

    Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 1986
    Format: Book


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    Vegan cooking for everyone by Leneman, Leah

    Format: Book


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    A guid cause : the women's suffrage movement in Scotland by Leneman, Leah

    [Aberdeen] : Aberdeen University Press, 1991
    Format: Book


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    Sexuality and social control : Scotland, 1660-1780 by Mitchison, Rosalind

    Oxford, UK ; New York : B. Blackwell, 1989
    Other Authors: “…Leneman, Leah…”
    Format: Book