Women's writing : the Elizabethan to Victorian period

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    The "New man" in fin-de-siècle fiction

    Stephanie Forward

    5(1998):3, s. 437-456
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    Priscilla Wakefield as a writer of children's educational books

    Bridget Hill

    4(1997):1, s. 3-14
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    "Consuming the sublime" : gothic pleasure and the construction of identity

    Ghislaine McDayter

    2(1995):1, s. 55-75
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    Margaret Oliphant

    Elisabeth Jay (Editor)

    Francis O'Gorman (Editor)

    6(1999):2, s. 159-278
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    Epistolarity, audience, selfhood : "The letters of Dorothy Osborne to William Temple"

    Sara Crangle

    2005(12):3, s. 433-451
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    Mrs Jane Sharp : midwifery and the critique of medical knowledge in seventeenth-century England

    Eve Keller

    2(1995):2, s. 101-111
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    Spot the lady : Rachel Henning finds herself in the bush

    Anne Lear

    8(2001):3, s. 391-402
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    "There is no space for Margaret Cavendish and Dryden" : higher education teaching 1640-1700

    Elaine Hobby

    Bill Overton

    1(1994):3, s. 257-275
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    "The school of eloquence" and "roasted square caps" : oratory and pedantry as fair theatrical game?

    Angela Escott

    8(2001):1, s. 59-79
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    The language of feminised sexuality : gendered voice in Eliza Haywood's "Love in excess" and "Fantomina"

    Tiffany Potter, 1967-

    10(2003):1, s. 169-186