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Eighteenth-century women; studies in their lives, work, and culture; v.4.(Brief article)(Book review)

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Date: 20061101
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Eighteenth-century women; studies in their lives, work, and culture; v.4.

Ed. by Linda V.Troost.

AMS Press

2006

420 pages

$112.50

Hardcover

PR1269

Troost (Washington and Jefferson College) and contributors continue their work in cultural studies, literary criticism, women's studies, the humanities and social science in this collection of 12 articles and 13 book reviews. Troost notes that significant online resources have recently become available, and that the field of study of anonymous works has thereby been thrown wide ...

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