- Born
- 1848
- Died
- 1920
- Occupation
- Editor and Journalist
- Alternative Names
- Falconer, Dora (Pseudonym)
Details
Lawson co-edited the Republican before founding the commercially successful feminist newspaper Dawn, in 1888.
See Heather Radi, 'Lawson, Louisa (1848 - 1920)', Australian Dictionary of Biography Online.
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Book Sections
- Milner, Andrew, 'Radical Intellectuals: an unacknowledged legislature?', in Verity Bergman and Jenny Lee (eds), Constructing a culture: a people's history of Australia since 1788, McPhee Gribble/ Penguin Books, Melbourne, 1988, pp. 259-84. [
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Journal Articles
- 'The Dawn Club', The Dawn : a journal for Australian women, 1899. [
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Newspaper Articles
- 'The Divorce Extension Bill', The Dawn; a journal for Australian women (Sydney), 15 May 1888. [ | | Details... ]
- 'The Dawn Club: A Social Reform Club for Women', The Dawn; a journal for Australian women, 1889. [ | | Details... ]
- Falconer, Dora, 'Ourselves', The Dawn; a journal for Australian women (Sydney), vol. 3, no. 1, 5 May 1890. [ | Image | | Details... ]
- Falconer, Dora, 'The divorce extension bill, or, the drunkard's wife', The Dawn; a journal for Australian women (Sydney), vol. 2, no. 11, 5 March 1890. [ | | Details... ]
- Lawson, Louisa, 'Women's Suffrage', The Dawn, July 1889. [ | | Details... ]
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