File:Cornelia Sorabji at the 1924 Braemar Gathering.jpg
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| Description | Cornelia Soralgi, first Indian woman to practice at the bar in India[1] at a high society fête (the Braemar Highland Gathering) in Braemar Park, Aberdeenshire, 6 September 1924. | |||||||||||||
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