41. Pennsylvania Digital Library Field Value Title The Second Chance Creator McClung, Nellie L., 18731951 Subject Temperance Fiction PS3525 .M13 S4 Identifier http://padl.pitt.edu/index.php/record/view/52

42. Pandora's Books: Specialists In Genre Fiction And Collectible Paperbacks Since 1 McClung, Nellie L. Painted Fires Thomas Allen 1925. (Hardcover) Good, no dust jacket. Front free endpaper removed, front hinge cracked. http://www.pandora.ca/catalog.php?cat_parent=0&cat_id=11&page=57

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45. Nellie McClung, Woman Suffrage And The Person's Case McClung, Nellie L. Clearing in the West. Toronto Thomas Allen , 1935. McClung, Nellie l. The Stream Runs Fast. Toronto Thomas Allen, 1945. Warne, Randi R. Literature as Pulpit The http://www.canadianstudies.ca/NewJapan/mcclungunit.html

Nellie McClung, Woman Suffrage and the Person's Case "Never retract, never explain, never apologize - get the thing done and let them howl." Nellie McClung. McClung Biography Born Nellie Letitia Mooney in Chatsworth Ontario in 1873, to an Irish Methodist father and a Scottish Presbyterian mother, McClung and her family moved to Manitoba to homestead in 1880. Learning to read at the age of 9, McClung graduated from a Winnipeg normal school in 1889 and received her first teaching assignment in Manitou, Manitoba. Manitou offered McClung many opportunities which provided a training ground for her later political work. In 1890, at a Young Ladies Bible Class she met Annie McClung, a woman she would later say was "the only woman I have ever seen whom I would like to have as a mother-in-law" (Clearing in the West). McClung set out to meet Annie's pharmacist son Robert Wesley McClung; they married in 1896. Nellie and Wesley McClung had five children and had, from all accounts, a strong and happy marriage. Living in rural Manitoba at this cultural and historical time proved to be extremely influential and enabling to McClung’s written and political work. Her awareness of and passion for everyday rural people and their plight inspired McClung to an impressive range of actions and roles. At an early age, she received a series of Dickens novels from her brother; inspired by his social critiques, she was determined to become a writer. She would later reflect that she wanted to become a writer "to do for the people around me what Dickens had done for his people. I wanted to be a voice for the voiceless as he had been a defender of the weak" (Clearning in the West).

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