Show Notes
Brittany, 1907. The clothes of radical socialist Grace Oakeshott are found neatly bundled on a beach. Her body is never discovered, but everything points to a drowning at sea. Nearly a century later, the clues Grace left behind are pieced together, and the truth about what happened to her is finally revealed.
Hosted by: Alice Fiennes and Poppy Damon.
Contributors: Jocelyn Robson, social researcher Sophie Dingemans, Grace’s great-granddaughter
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