Henry & Self: An English Gentlewoman at the Edge of Empire
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The Royal British Columbia Museum, 2019.
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Kathryn Bridge., & Kathryn Bridge|AUTHOR. (2019). Henry & Self: An English Gentlewoman at the Edge of Empire . The Royal British Columbia Museum.

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At the age of 33, Sarah Crease left her home in England to travel with her young family to a far-flung outpost of the British Empire on the Pacific coast of North America. The detailed journals, letters and artwork she created over the next half century as she and her husband, Henry, established themselves in the New World offer a rich window into the private life and views of an English colonist in British Columbia. 
 
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