01211cam a2200217 a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005802800680007604300120014408200210015610000250017724501000020226000590030230000320036150504630039365000250085665000210088165000210090265000140092385600560093720210802104752.0020213s2002    ilua     b   s001 0beng    a9780875802978  aBrijwasi Book Distributors bLaxmi NagarcBW/005794d17/03/2020  ae-uk---00a823.8 LOGaB2211 aLogan, Deborah Anna,14aThe hour and the woman :bHarriet Martineau's "somewhat remarkable" life /cDeborah Anna Logan.  aDeKalb :bNorthern Illinois University Press,c©2002.  ax, 332 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.8 aMachine generated contents note: Acknowledgments A Note on the Letters Prologue-Literary Grandmothers and the Spirit of the Victorian Age 1 Popularizer and Prophet: A Victorian Literary Identity 2 Fancywork and Bluestockingism; or, Needles and Pens 3 America's Martyr Age and Reign of Terror 4 "I Would Fain Treat of Woman" 5 "Not Fine Ladies, but True-Hearted Englishwomen" 6 "(Entre Nous, Please)": "Letters Are the Thing" Epilogue-"The One Thing Needful". 0aWomen and literature 0aAuthors, English 0aSocial reformers 0aFeminists41uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy033/2002022608.html