Love Writes: Gender and Romantic Love in Australian Love Letters, 1860–1960

Hsu‐Ming Teo

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… while [the love letter] may be expressive of sincere esteem and affection, it should be of a dignified tone, and written in such a style, that if it should ever come under the eyes of other than ...

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