Working Women, Literary Ladies : The Industrial Revolution and Female Aspiration

Sylvia Jenkins Cook

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Introduction -Mind amongst the Spindles Chapter One A Tangled Skein: Early Factory Women, Self-Reliance, and Self-Sacrifice Chapter Two Ideal Mill Girls: The Lowell Offering and Female Aspiration Chapter Three Across the Gulf: The Transcendentalists, the Dial, and Margaret Fuller Chapter Four The Prospects for Fiction: Male Romantic Novelists and Women's Social Reality Chapter Five Fables of Lowell: The First Factory Fictions Chapter Six The Working Woman's Bard: Lucy Larcom and the Factory Epic Chapter Seven Full Development or Self-Restraint: Middle-Class Women and Working-Class Elevation Chapter Eight Beautiful Language and Difficult Ideas: From New England Factory to New York Sweatshop

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