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Model Women by William Anderson

Chapter 1 LITERARY WOMEN.

Section I.-Hannah More.

Literature.-Biography.-Successful authorship.-Character of Mrs. More

Page 122

Section II.-Anne Grant.

Letter-writers.-Biography.-Literary career.-Character of Mrs. Grant

Page 135

Section III.-Anne Louisa Sta?l.

Versatility of genius.-Biography.-Analysis of writings.-Character of Mad. de Sta?l

Page 148

Section IV.-Carolina, Baroness Nairne.

What is poetry.-Biography.-Extracts and criticisms.-Character of Baroness Nairne

Page 162

Section V.-Felicia Dorothea Hemans.

Lyric poetry.-Biography.-Review of poems.-Character of Mrs. Hemans

Page 175

Section VI.-Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

Epic poetry.-Biography.-Place as a poetess.-Character of Mrs. Browning

Page 188

Section VII.-Charlotte Nicholls. [Currer Bell.]

Works of fiction.-Biography.-Merits as a novelist.-Character of Mrs. Nicholls

Page 200

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