Name: The Fenwick Letters Volume 1. Reconstructing a Transnational Feminist Life, Volume I: 1797-1821
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Author: Eliza Fenwick;Murray Wilcox;Lissa Paul;Jennifer Slagus;Adrienne Kitchin
ISBN: 9781644534076

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The Fenwick Letters Volume 1. Reconstructing a Transnational Feminist Life, Volume I: 1797-1821

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Libro Físico

Editorial

University of Delaware Press

Autor

Eliza Fenwick;Murray Wilcox;Lissa Paul;Jennifer Slagus;Adrienne Kitchin

Colección

EARLY MODERN FEMINISMS

Año

2026

N° páginas

346

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

23.50 x 15.60 cm

ISBN13

9781644534076

The Fenwick Letters Volume 1. Reconstructing a Transnational Feminist Life, Volume I: 1797-1821

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The first of a two-volume edition of The Fenwick Letters covers 1797 to 1821, a period that marked the initial phase of Eliza Fenwick’s transnational odyssey, as she transformed from promising author to conservative schoolmistress and savvy businesswoman; from traveling in radical circles in London to establishing herself in colonial slave-dependent Bridgetown, Barbados; and from wife of radical journalist and author John Fenwick to single, working mother, trying to establish an independent life for herself and her children, Eliza Ann and Orlando. Eliza’s letters are consistently riveting, filled with sharply drawn portraits of the people, places, environment, politics, industries, and culture of each community she lived in.