Cecil Woodham-SmithAuthor of The Great Hunger: Ireland: 1845-1849Also known as: Woodham-Smith, woodham smith, Woodham-Smith. C, Cecel Woodham-Smith, Cecil Woodham-Smith, Cecil Smith-Woodham ... (see complete list), Cecil Woodham Smith, Cecily Woodham Smith, Cecil Blanche Woodham Smith, Cecil Blanche Fitz Gerald Woodham Smith, Cecil Blanche Fitz Gerald Woodham Smith, Florence) Woodham-Smith Nightingale, Cecil, Cecil; Woodham Smith, Cecil Blanche Woodham-Smith
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Cecil Blanche Woodham-Smith (née Fitzgerald) wrote 4 popular history books, each dealing with a different aspect of the Victorian era. She also wrote novels under the name Janet Gordon although I do not believe that any of them are on LT at the present time.
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