Joyce Ellis
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Greening urban landscapes is nothing new, says Joyce Ellis, the Georgians were Greens too.
Published January 1 2000
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Joyce Ellis looks at how women coped with and were able to exploit the urban environment between 1688 and 1820.
Published December 1 1995
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