Maude Ashurst Biggs

[1] Caroline Ashurst Biggs became a leader in women's rights campaigns in Britain and served as the editor of The Englishwoman's Review from 1871 until her death.

[2] Sister number two was Elizabeth Ashurst Biggs who anonymously published two novels promoting abolition in America and women's rights in Britain.

[3][4] Her younger sister, Kate Ada Ashurst Biggs, published articles in The Gentleman's Magazine.

Maude inherited the cause of Polish nationalism from her mother and she joined the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland.

[6] In 1920 her translation of A J Glinski's Polish Fairy Tales was published by John Lane of London and New York.