Reading daughters' fictions 1709-1834 : novels and society from Manley to Edgeworth

Caroline Gonda

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Introduction 1. Fictions of accident? Representations of incest in Manley, Barker and Haywood 2. Amorous girls and tyrannical parents: Richardson and the limits of paternal authority Interlude. A lady's legacy: Sarah Scott and tests of filial duty 3. Lessons of experience: Evelina and Camilla 4. Schedoniac contours: the sins of the father in Gothic fiction 5. Stepping out: from Elizabeth Inchbald to Mary Brunton 6. Her father's daughter: the life and fictions of Maria Edgeworth.

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