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Ann Williams: Postmistress, Poetess, Sericulturist

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 10, "Queen of the Disciplines"

Barbauld in Richard Samuel's "Portraits in the Characters of the Muses in the Temple of Apollo" 
(top row, second from the left), oil on canvas, 1778.
National Portrait Gallery.

 

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Anna Letitia Barbauld’s Writing and the Problem of Genre

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Women & Philosophy Spotlight Series Conclusion

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A Great Conviction: Harriet Martineau's Metaphysical Solutions for Practical Issues

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2021: Year in Review

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Reprinting Margaret Cavendish

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Women & Philosophy Spotlight Series

Tammy is a fourth-year English major at Simon Fraser University. 

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Meet Our Team: Tammy

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(Unidentified) Woman not Inferior to Man: “Sophia,” Proto-Feminism, and the Anonymous Female Writer

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 9, "Transatlantic Trajectories"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 8, "Mary Hays, Mapped"

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"Beauty in Search of Knowledge": Female Readership at the Eighteenth-Century Library

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 7, "The Business of Gossip"

Aylar Adeh is second-year PhD student in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University.

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Meet Our Team: Aylar Adeh

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 6, "The Ecology of Databases"

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Meet Our Team: Belle Eist

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 5, "The Witching Hour"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 4, "Cheap Thrills (Pay Lemoine's Bills)"

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A Journey Through Scotland: Spence's "Letters from the North Highlands, During the Summer 1816"

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Describing India, China, and the Shores of the Red Sea: Emma Roberts and British Literature on Asia

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Sarah Belzoni’s (Not So) "Trifling Account of Women in Egypt, Nubia and Syria"

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The WPHP Monthly Mercury, Season 2: Episode 3, "A Brief Journey through Women's Travel Writing in the Summer of 2021"

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Narratives of Empire: Cultural Colonialism in Maria Graham's "Journal of a Residence in Chile during the year 1822"

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Agency in Empire: Eliza Fay in India

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