Eighteenth-Century Women Poets M. Tilley

Eighteenth-Century Women Poets M. TilleyShows how eighteenth century women's literature redefined nation and culture in class and gendered terms. This book examines the poems of three Englishwomen washerwoman Mary Collier, middle class feminist polemicist Mary Scott, Bristol milkwoman Ann Yearsley, and Scottish dairywoman from Ayrshire, Janet Little. It questions how national identity might have influenced gender and class affiliations, and, reciprocally, how gender might have determined a

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