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Three Novellas (Early Women Writers 1650-1800 Series) (edition 1995)

by Eliza Fowler Haywood, Earla Arden Wilputte (Editor)

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The three novellas presented here--The Ditress'd Orphan, The City Jilt, and The Double Marriage--were published separately in 1726, but were originally intended for a single volume. Haywood was a dangerous entity in the eighteenth century: a writing woman, writing for women. Like many female authors before her, Haywood was labeled and condemned by men as unfeminine, licentious, immodest and usurping. She dared to wield that masculine instrument, the pen, and speak her mind in public like a man.… (more)
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Title:Three Novellas (Early Women Writers 1650-1800 Series)
Authors:Eliza Fowler Haywood
Other authors:Earla Arden Wilputte (Editor)
Info:Michigan State University Press (1995), Paperback, 150 pages
Collections:Books I own, Use for Recommendations, Fix Cover, Currently reading, To read, First read/acquired for school
Rating:****
Tags:18th century, context:augustan, british, origin:england, school, fiction, _amazon cover_, contains:anthology, feminism

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The three novellas presented here--The Ditress'd Orphan, The City Jilt, and The Double Marriage--were published separately in 1726, but were originally intended for a single volume. Haywood was a dangerous entity in the eighteenth century: a writing woman, writing for women. Like many female authors before her, Haywood was labeled and condemned by men as unfeminine, licentious, immodest and usurping. She dared to wield that masculine instrument, the pen, and speak her mind in public like a man.

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Includes three novellas written in 1726: The Distress'd Orphan, The City Jilt, and The Double Marriage.
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