Titlebook: Domestic Space in Eighteenth-Century British Novels; Karen Lipsedge Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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Social Rooms,oms were employed as sites of sociability in the domestic interiors of the polite elite? What was their social significance and decorative style, and how are social rooms represented in the imagined worlds of Richardson’s . and . Sheridan’s . and Burney’s .? These are just some of the questions that this chapter seeks to answer.

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Introduction,represented in the novels of Samuel Richardson (1689–1761) and Fanny Burney (1752–1840), in particular; and to a lesser extent those by Eliza Haywood (1693–1756) and Frances Sheridan (1724–1766). The novels written by Haywood, Sheridan and Burney were all influenced by the work of Richardson; whethe

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,‘At Home’,and Chelsea. As with his first villa in North End, also in Fulham, the one in Parsons Green was an agreeable site of sociability where Richardson would act as generous host to his ever-growing coterie. One of this circle included Miss Catherine Talbot, who, in a letter to Mrs Berkeley, described her

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Social Rooms,of the polite elite. It also indicates the direct impact this social mingling had on the way in which the polite elite designed and used their houses, not only in the country but also in the fashionable urban centres of London, Bath and Bristol. During this period, families may ‘have begun to value

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Private Rooms,m in . and .. But, as argued, in the eighteenth century the polite elite did not only conceive of the domestic interior as a social place. They also wanted a home that could provide them with a private, informal space removed from others, both upstairs and down. Consequently, growing sociability had

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Conclusion,er extent of Haywood’s . . and Sheridan’s .. But, this book has not only focused on the fictional domestic environment. It has demonstrated how the interior rooms and exterior garden buildings represented by these four novelists intersect with contemporary ideas about the structure and use of domest

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