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,“Never Was a Flock So Scattered for Want of a Shepherdess”: Elizabeth Vesey Between England and Ireus contributing to the societies of both countries.. One such woman who passed her time between the two countries was the Bluestocking hostess Elizabeth Vesey (.. 1715–1791), the recipient of Carter’s letter and praise.

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The French Salon: Its Foreign Participants and Hosts,ferent functions and needs as contexts and circumstances varied. The French Revolution, for example, changed the salon’s conversation by politicising it and making public affairs a top priority, but its form and ethos of sociability remained virtually unaltered until 1848, when liberals began to view salons and . as a “frivolous distraction.”.