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Barnaby Rudge
The long 17th century as Londoners experienced it
Includes an appendix of lists of works of art that Loveday recorded when he visited country houses and other buildings
Relates many aspects of her writing to the emerging sense of the individual
but they had no legal control over money
14727 Dickens Barnaby RudgeWomen were often responsible for the economy of the family, but they had no legal control over money. It's not surprising that a great deal of women's novels written during this time talked about money. Austen, Edgeworth, Eliza Parsons, Sarah Green, as well as lesser known authors are examined to show how women's real life social and economic issues were dealt with in their fiction. Cambridge UP. Paper. 1995. List price $45. 00. NEW. $42. 00