Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-196) and index.
Contents:
Conclusion. "The duty of woman in aiding in extending this influence of letters." "Her heart was touched with the wrongs of the injured ones" : the emergence of women's antislavery fiction, 1821-1832 -- "An influence comparatively silent, but deep, and strong, and irresistible" : women's literature and the rise of radical abolitionism 1831-1839 -- "They did not relinquish freedom without a struggle" : violence, empowerment, and moral suasion, 1839-1851 -- "We women will set all things right" : moral suasion and political empowerment, 1851-1861 -- Conclusion. "The duty of woman in aiding in extending this influence of letters."
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