Annie and Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch Papers, 1879-1977, (bulk 1910-1940).

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Annie and Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch Papers, 1879-1977, (bulk 1910-1940).

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Much of the correspondence concerns the Catholic Church in Serbia, Women and the Suffrage movement, and other personal and professional matters. Publications include programs, magazine articles, and clippings. A number of the articles deal with Ireland. Manuscripts for each writer are present; many of those by Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch are signed "Ben Hurst." Many photographs concern the family, or the International Council of Women. Within the Miscellaneous Series is biographical information on Annie Christitch.

.5 linear ft. (1 box)

Boston College. John J. Burns Library

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English journalist and author. Christitch's father was of Serbian descent. Her Mother, Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch, wrote under the name "Ben Hurst." Annie Christitch was active in Catholic circles, efforts to improve social conditions in Serbia, and the women's movement. From the description of Annie and Elizabeth O'Brien Christitch Papers, 1879-1977, (bulk 1910-1940). (Boston College). WorldCat record id: 32502763 ...

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Chrisitich, Elizabeth O'Brien

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