Titlebook: Women’s Poetry in the Enlightenment; The Making of a Cano Isobel Armstrong (Professor of English),Virginia B Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan,

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The Politics of Vision: Anna Barbauld’s ‘Eighteen Hundred and Eleven’fashioned, but in a successful career of nearly 40 years no-one had publicly questioned her extraordinary ability to use powerful yet accessible allusions to present and argue complex ideas. Yet the reception of this poem was hostile. John Croker wrote in the .,

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The Maid and the Minister’s Wife: Literary Philanthropy in Regency Yorkomestic service.. The money that Richardson made from publication allowed her, after initial difficulties, to establish herself as a schoolteacher. She died in 1825, and the short obituary notice in . on 1 October claimed that she was still well known locally ‘for her genius and talents’.

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Fashioning a Female Canon: Eighteenth-Century Women Poets and the Politics of the Anthologyof fashion, while men loom self-consciously forward into the future, is conceptually flawed in its failure to acknowledge that tradition is invented and re-invented — a cultural construct shaped by particular politics and investments of power.