British women's writing in the long eighteenth century: authorship, politics, and history

Introduction / Jennie Batchelor and Cora Kaplan

1. Woman's work : labour, gender and authorship in the novels of Sarah Scott / Jennie Batchelor

2. Anna Seward : swan, duckling or goose? / Norma Clarke

3. Spectral texts in Mansfield Park / Katie Halsey

4. Romantic patronage : Mary Robinson and Coleridge revisited / Judith Hawley

5. Ivory miniatures and the art of Jane Austen / Janet Todd

6. Mansfield Park - what did Jane Austen really write? : the texts of 1814 and 1816 / Brian Southam

7. 'Thou monarch of my panting soul' : Hobbesian obligation and the durability of romance in Aphra Behn's Love-letters / Helen Thompson

8. British women write the East after 1750 : revisiting a 'feminine' Orient / Felicity A. Nussbaum

9. 'Tied to their species by the strongest of all relations' : Mary Wollstonecraft and the rewriting of race as sensibility / Moi Rickman

10. Hannah More and conservative feminism / Harriet Guest

11. Chawton House : gathering old books for a new library / Isobel Grundy.