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... REVIEWS. MARY WOL ;FONECRAFT.* IN Dr. Emma Rauschenbusclhik- Clu'''study of Mary Wollstonecraft's pioneer exposition of the rights. of women it is not too much to say that we have a brilliantly ternpgtr4tg book, and one that is exceedingly well-written ...
... to St. Peter's Churchyard, Bournemouth, the occasion being the death of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley,widow of Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet, and daughter of the above mentioned Mary and William Godwin. The inscriptions on the tomb are as follows:- WILLIAM ...
... life of Agnes Sorel, the mistress of Charles VIL ef France, with many portraits and bibliography. Jebb, Camilla. “ Mary Wollstonecraft (Herbert and Daniel.) 2s. 6d. net. A volume in that capital series the Regent Library, with capital portrait, a critical ...
... blacksmiths; and a its residents have been Oliver Cromwell, it. Bonner, Theadore Hook, Mrs. Siddons, William Pitt, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelle Hunt (who d at Chatfield at Layton House), Le’ Sir George Newnes. House, in High-street), Douglas Jerrold, and ...
... “—and so many other exquisite verses. Among the letters was one dated Friday morning, July 1. 1796, from Mary Wollstonecraft (the mother of Mary Shelley), part of which could not refrain from copying, although, course, it has nothing to directly with ...
... that the pamphlet had belonged to the author (Shelley) himself. The work was inscribed the poet to his beloved Mary ’’—Mary Wollstonecraft, his second wife—and the margins were generously annotated in the poet’s hand. _ The copy is now’ in the British ...
... obtain a fair notion of Mary Wollstonecraft's character wo to appeal from the pleadings of her friends to the calm but by nr± uncharitable utterance of one who had many views and many ail i' common with her. Mary Wollstonecraft, Harriet Martineau writes ...
... appearance of the translation by the hand of Mdme. Villari, herself an English author. -Academzy. Grown Svo, price 6s., MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: LETTERS TO IMLAY. With a Prefatory Memoir by C. IKEGAN PAUL, and Two Portraits in eao forte, by ANNA LEA MERRITT. ** ...
... Deborah 6. Mary Wollstonecraft 7. Catherine of Siena 8. Mrs. Browning 9. George Sand ro. George Eliot i . Charlotte Bront6 L2. Jane Austen LADY WILDE. i. Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2. Mdme. de Sta6l 3. George Sand 4. Maria Edgeworth q. Mrs. Mary Somerville ...
... GIRL. By Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDES. (Continued., II. HOW AN EMPIRE WAS FOUNDED. III. JULIAN ORMESTONE'S STORY. Part 1. IV. MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT GODWIN. V. MY FRIEND EDITH. VI. A SUMMER DAY AT STRATFORD-ON-AVON. VII. A PERILOUS SECRET. By CHARLES READE. (Conclusion ...
... appearance of the translation by the hand of Mdme. Villari, S heisell an Engishh author.-Acadenly. Crown Svo, price 6s., e MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT: LrTTERS TO IMLAY. With a Prefatory Memonr bay C. REGAN PAUL, and Two Portraits in cat forte, by ANNA LEA I'ILRRI1T'I' ...
... written by Harriet on her return to London from Bath, where Shelley had left her to take up residence in Italy with Mary Wollstonecraft But the chagrin of America is distinctly our gain, and it affords occasion for rejoicing that rhe letters have been ...