Godiva's ride: women of letters in England, 1830-1880

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Literature and Culture Studies American and British Literature Analysis Ayn Rand and Brontë studies

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Foreword by Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar Acknowledgments Introduction Part One 1. Beginning to Write 2. Travel, Trials, Fame Part Two 3. Entering the Literary Market 4. Poetry 5. The Range of Prose Fiction Part Three 6. The Female Sage 7. Religion 8. Science Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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