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Aristocratic Feminism, the Learned Governess, and the Republic of Letters
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  • 1990The Celebrated Mary Astell: An Early English Feminist.244 cited
  • 1993Private Lives and Public Affairs186 cited
  • 1984THE APOTHEOSIS OF GEORGE III: LOYALTY, ROYALTY AND THE BRITISH NATION 1760–1820156 cited
  • 1998The British monarchy and the French Revolution44 cited
  • 1997Pleasure in the eighteenth century41 cited
  • 1996The Seductions of Conduct: Pleasure and Conduct Literature40 cited
  • 1980The Veil of Chastity: Mary Astell's Feminism23 cited
  • 1998The British Monarchy and the French Revolution23 cited

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