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Angela Burdett-Coutts, 1814–1906 according to Jone Johnson Lewis’

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according to Jone Johnson Lewis’ ThoughtCo article in November 2017

and served with several public health organizations

writer and social theorist

Mary Shelley managed – through her 1818 work Frankenstein

Angela Burdett-Coutts, 1814–1906 according to Jone Johnson Lewis’The first woman to have been made a peer, Burdett Coutts was made a baroness by Queen Victoria for her work on behalf of the poor. Prevented from working at Coutts Bank despite inheriting her grandfather Thomas Coutts shares and fortune, Burdett Coutts instead devoted her time working with a Coutts client Charles Dickens to philanthropy. She was a pioneer in social housing, building homes for the poor, and financed numerous projects, including the

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