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Marketing Automation for Tobacco Companiesn — no matter how much cherished and honoured, still a poor relation. On that day in July 2003 she presided there, and around her were gathered her students and scholars (the conference delegates) and her constituents, the early women writers who without her would have had an even harder time making their way to rediscovery than they have.

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Woman’s Work: Labour, Gender and Authorship in the Novels of Sarah Scottonly degraded employments undertaken by labouring-class women. Angered by Crisp’s suggestions that her newfound literary fame had plunged her into an unproductive round of ‘incessant and uncommon engagements’, Burney asserted the labour-intensity of both her domestic and professional employments:

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Chawton House: Gathering Old Books for a New Libraryn — no matter how much cherished and honoured, still a poor relation. On that day in July 2003 she presided there, and around her were gathered her students and scholars (the conference delegates) and her constituents, the early women writers who without her would have had an even harder time making their way to rediscovery than they have.

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Introductiond Study Centre in the house and grounds of the restored manor house that once belonged to Jane Austen’s brother, Edward. Isobel Grundy, in the last essay in this volume, ‘Chawton House: Gathering Old Books for a New Library’, explains the genesis and development of the Library, which owes its existe

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Woman’s Work: Labour, Gender and Authorship in the Novels of Sarah Scottonly degraded employments undertaken by labouring-class women. Angered by Crisp’s suggestions that her newfound literary fame had plunged her into an unproductive round of ‘incessant and uncommon engagements’, Burney asserted the labour-intensity of both her domestic and professional employments:

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