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Women readers in Europe

Gillian Dow

• WOMEN READERS IN EUROPE: READERS, WRITERS, SALONNIÈRES, 1750-1900 Pages 1 - 14
  

Mark Towsey

• "OBSERVE HER HEEDFULLY": ELIZABETH ROSE ON WOMEN WRITERS Pages 15 - 33
  

Isabelle Bour

• WHAT MARIA LEARNED: MARIA EDGEWORTH AND CONTINENTAL FICTION Pages 34 - 49
  

Karin Baumgartner

• IN SEARCH OF LITERARY MOTHERS ACROSS THE RHINE: THE INFLUENCE OF GENLIS AND STAËL ON THE WRITING OF HELMINA VON CHÉZY Pages 50 - 67
  

Imke Heuer

• "SOMETHING IN MME DE GENLIS STILE": GEORGIANA, DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE'S "ZILLIA", PLAYWRITING AND FEMALE ARISTOCRATIC AUTHORSHIP Pages 68 - 85
  

Helen Chambers

• READING AND RESPONDING TO ENGLISH WOMEN WRITERS: ANNETTE VON DROSTE-HÜLSHOFF, MARIE VON EBNER-ESCHENBACH AND HELENE DRUSKOWITZ Pages 86 - 102
  

Elisa Müller-Adams

• A GERMAN JANE EYRE? AMELY BÖLTE AND THE ENGLISH GOVERNESS NOVEL Pages 103 - 120
  

Katie Halsey

• "TELL ME OF SOME BOOKLINGS": MARY RUSSELL MITFORD'S FEMALE LITERARY NETWORKS Pages 121 - 136