The muses of resistance: laboring-class women's poetry in Britain, 1739-1796

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Historical and Literary Analyses Poetry Analysis and Criticism Literature: history, themes, analysis

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Acknowledgements Preface 1. Sensibility and slavery: the discourse of working women's verse 2. The resignation of Mary Collier: some problems in feminist literary history 3. An English Sappho brilliant, young and dead? Mary Leapor laughs at the fathers 4. The complex contradictions of Ann Yearsley: working-class writer, bourgeois subject? 5. Laboring in pastures new: the two Elizabeths 6. Other others: the marginality of cultural difference 7. The 1790s and after: 'Revolutions that as yet have no model'.

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