Clio's Daughters: British Women Making History, 1790-1899Lynette Felber Associated University Presse, 2007 - 310 halaman Exposes the reality behind the notion that nineteenth-century history was an exclusively male preserve. This work reveals the wealth of women's historical writings, demonstrating that Victorian domestic ideology did not prevent women from making history, featuring both as historical subjects and writers of history. |
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Crisis Historiography and Historiographic Crisis in Charlotte Smiths The Emigrants | 29 |
Flora Annie Steels On the Face of the Waters | 43 |
A Prehistory of Victorian Royal Lives | 71 |
From Religious Heroine to Romantic Victim | 97 |
Froude and Strickland on Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots | 123 |
Undoing Sir Walter Scott | 153 |
Toward a Literary Historiography in Gaskell and Eliot | 179 |
History Distance and Collaborative Authority in England and Her Soldiers | 198 |
Victorian Travel Narrative as a Historical Record of British Imperial Desires in China | 215 |
Victorian Women Writers History and the Reconstruction of Domestic Space | 235 |
Women and the Uses of Historical Costume | 258 |
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Contributors | 294 |
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