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LEARNED LADY IN ENGLAND, 1650 1760
The Learned Lady
A Study Guide for Lady Mary Chudleigh's "To the Ladies"
Putnam aims to present an outline of the theories that various societies have entertained of "The Lady", defined as the upper class female. Includes chapters on The Greek Lady, The...
Gathorne-Hardy, Rise and Fall of the British Nanny, p. 77. Individual examples of the phenomenon of separation are discussed in chapters 7 - 9. 12. Evidence for the role that elder daughters played comes principally from individual ...
Establishes the attitude which Weiland assumed with women during the various periods of his spiritual and intellectual growth and to give due prominence to the liberality of thought of his...