Judith Sargent Murray
From On the Equality of the Sexes
A New Bundling Song
Anonymous
A New Song in Favour of Courting
Anonymous
From Thoughts upon Female Education
Benjamin Rush
Introduction to A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
Mary Wollstonecraft
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Rights of Woman
Anonymous
Rights of Woman
Susanna Rowson
An Extract
Oliver Goldsmith
Sisterhood
Nancy F. Cott
Pregnancy and the New Birth in Charlotte Temple and The Coquette
Anna Mae Duane
The Text of Charlotte Temple
Contexts
Illustrations
Women in Early America: Intellect, Education, Sexuality
[Advice to a Friend upon Choosing a Mistress]
Benjamin Franklin
Desultory Thoughts upon the Utility of Encouraging a Degree of Self-Complacency, Especially in Female Bosoms
Anonymous
Novel-Reading
Charles Brockden Brown
"We Own That Ladies Sometimes Read": Women's Reading in the Early Republic
Linda Kerber
From Reading Becomes a Necessity of Life
William J. Gilmore
The Life and Times of Charlotte Temple: The Biography of a Book
Cathy N. Davidson
The American Sentimental
Reading in Early America
From Preface to Clarissa
Samuel Richardson
Head and Heart Letter
Thomas Jefferson
From The Coquette
Hannah Webster Foster
From Sensibility: An Introduction
Janet Todd
From Why Daughters Die: The Racial Logic of American Sentimentalism
Nancy Armstrong
A Changing Tale of Truth: Charlotte Temple's British Roots
Camryn Hansen
From The Power of Sympathy; or, The Triumph of Nature
William Hill Brown
Character and Effects of Modern Novels
Anonymous
Novel Reading, A Cause of Female Depravity
Charlotte. Chapter VI (1st British edition)
Prefaces
Preface to Mentoria
Preface to Trials of the Human Heart
Preface to Reuben and Rachel
Preface to Sarah
Preface to Rebecca
Novel Excerpts
From Verses to a Libertine
From The Fille de Chambre
Reclaiming Sentimental Literature
From Reuben and Rachel
From Charlotte's Daughter
Song Lyrics
I Never Will Be Married
The Sailor's Landlady
Poem
Maria, Not a Fiction
Drama
From Slaves in Algiers: or, a struggle for Freedom
School Performances
Joanne Dobson
Concluding Address
The Bee -- A Fable
Dialogue. For Three Young Ladies
Criticism
From What Is Sentimentality?
June Howard
Grave Matters: Susanna Rowson's Sentimental Geographies
Lauren Coats
Selections From Rowson's Writings
To Ladies and Gentlemen, Patrons of Entertaining Literature
From Memoir
Samuel L. Knapp
From A Memoir of Mrs. Susanna Rowson
Elias Nason
From Gaining Confidence
Larzer Ziff
Charlotte Temple and the End of Epistolarity
Blythe Forcey
Susanna Rowson, Father of the American Novel
Jane Tompkins
Review of Charlotte Temple
Rakes, Conquettes and Republican Patriarchs: Class, Gender and Nation in Early American Sentimental Fiction
Gareth Evans
From Seductive Education and the Virtues of the Republic
Elizabeth Barnes
From Working through the Frame: The Dream of Transparency in Charlotte Temple
Julia A. Stern
What's Wrong with Charlotte Temple?
Marion Rust
Anonymous
From Review on the Roman-Drama-Poe-Tic Works of Mrs. S. Rowson, of the New Theatre, Philadelphia
William Cobbett
A Word of Comfort to Mrs. Rowson
John Swanwick
Letter to S. Rowson, April 23, 1812
Mathew Carey

Control code: 181139872

Dimensions: 22 cm

Edition: First edition

Extent: xxx, 518 pages

Isbn: 9780393925388

Lccn: 2010007640

Media category: unmediated

Media MARC source: rdamedia

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Other physical details: illustrations

Record ID: .b18915309

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Context of Charlotte Temple : authoritative text, contexts, criticism, edited by Marion L. Rust

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