Women and Radicalism in the Nineteenth Century: Specific controversies

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Mike Sanders
Taylor & Francis, 2001 - 1528 pàgines

This important collection of writings is about, and by, women connected with social and political movements between 1799-1870. It also records the attitudes of the great radical reformers to the role of women in society and documents the vast cultural changes brought about by industrialisation.
The collection draws together the following key material:
Volume I contains an extensive collection of writings from 19th century periodicals, reflecting the high point of working class women's involvement in radical movements.
Volume II focuses on the writings of Frances Wright, an important figure in radical circles in both Britain and the US.
Volume III illustrates the debates of the period surrounding marriage, sexuality and family. Included are writings by Frances Morrison, Robert Dale Owen, William Cobbett and William Lovett.
Volume IV reprints J. D. Milne's 'Industrial Employment of Women'. This important but neglected text argues for the direct engagement of women in all areas of industrial life.
This collection will appeal to anyone with an interest in women's history and Victorian studies.

 

Continguts

Introduction
3
John Duguid Milne Industrial Employment
15
Frances Wright Course Of Popular Lectures 1829
21
An English Woman To the Editor of The Pioneer The Pioneer 12 April 1834 203
27
P A S To the Bonnet Makers of London
28
Mary Anne Radcliffe The Female Advocate
39
Kate Catherine Barmby The Improvement of
48
Kate Catherine Barmby The Fable of the Guinea
64
To Correspondents The Pioneer 21 June 1834
227
Womans Page The Pioneer 21 June 1834
228
Gertrude To the Editor of The Pioneer The Pioneer 21 June 1834
229
Womans Page The Pioneer 28 June 1834
230
Womans Page The Pioneer 5 July 1834
232
Manners The New Moral World 31 January 1835
237
Kate Catherine Barmby Female Improvement
247
Kate Catherine Barmby An Appeal to Women
255

Joanna Southcott from A Dispute between
97
Caroline Maria Williams A Few Words to
107
Joanna Southcott from Sound an Alarm
113
The Kings Treatment of the Queen Shortly Stated
121
or a Brief
127
Shandy Sinecure Fair Play or Who Are
149
To the Ladies in Union at Leicester The Pioneer
170
Pioneera A Voice from Leicester to The Pioneer
172
A London Mechanics Wife To the Bondswoman
178
A Page for the Lasses The Pioneer 15 March 1834
184
A Page for the Ladies The Pioneer 29 March 1834
190
A Page for the Ladies The Pioneer 12 April 1834
197
Hartford and Bedford The Pioneer 12 April 1834
205
Womans Page The Pioneer 26 April 1834
206
P A S Letter from P A S The Pioneer 26 April 1834
207
Womans Page The Pioneer 3 May 1834
209
B Handy Letter from a Unionist Tailor The Pioneer 3 May 1834
212
Womans Page The Pioneer 10 May 1834
213
Womans Page The Pioneer 17 May 1834
214
P A S To the Female StrawWorkers of London The Pioneer 17 May 1834
216
Womans Page The Pioneer 24 May 1834
218
P A S To the StrawBonnet Makers The Pioneer 24 May 1834
219
Womans Page The Pioneer 31 May 1834
221
Womans Page The Pioneer 7 June 1834
223
Gertrude To the Editor of The Pioneer The Pioneer 7 June 1834
224
W Chaplin The Straw Platters The Pioneer 7 June 1834
225
Womans Page The Pioneer 14 June 1834
226
Kate Catherine Barmby On Superstition
262
Kate Catherine Barmby Woman The New Moral
269
Kate Catherine Barmby The Love of Knowledge
276
Kate Catherine Barmby Commonsense and Human
283
Kate Catherine Barmby Condition of Woman
291
Kate Catherine Barmby Mans Legislation
298
Kate Catherine Barmby Social Regeneration
307
Kate Catherine Barmby The Moral Virtues
316
Kate Catherine Barmby Festivity at the
324
W H Brountoson Education and Capabilities
330
W W P Woman as She Is and as She Ought
340
W W P Woman as She Is and as She Ought
346
W J Linton ed The Treatment and Position
353
Female Public Meeting at Elland The Northern
377
Thomas Clutton Salt Important Meeting
391
Address of the Female Radical Association
404
Public Meeting of Women at Bradford
415
Mrs Frost and the Wives and Families
431
Malthusian Bachelor The Effect of Early
449
30 July 1842
461
G R W Baxter How Wad You Like It Yoursel?
479
The Woman the Great Social Reformer
493
Female Education Social The Union
507
The Women of the Working Classes The Union
525
Emma Martin A Funeral Sermon Occasioned
543
Joseph Barker What Has the Bible Done
581
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