"Queer to queer": the Sapphic body as transgressive text / Susan L. Lanser -- Claiming the "sacred mantle": The memoirs of Lt̆itia Pilkington / Susan Goulding -- Elizabeth Carter's self-pun-ishment: puns, pedantry, and polite learning / Juliet Feibel -- A Carnival of Mirrors / The grotesque body of the eighteenth century British Masquerade / Elizabeth Hunt -- Lustful windows and old maids in late eighteenth-century English caricatures / Cindy McCreery -- Sensibility and speculation: Emma Hamilton / Betsy Bolton -- "Every like is not the same," or is it?: gender, criminal biographies, and the politics of indifference / Jessica Kimball Printz -- Elizabeth Canning and Mary Squires: representations of guilt and innocence in legal and literary texts, 1753-1989 / Judith Moore -- A mistress, a mother, and a murderess too: Elizabeth Brownrigg and the social construction of an eighteenth-century mistress / Patty Seleski -- Eliza Haywood, Sapphic desire, and the practice of reading / Catherine Ingrassia -- "A-killing their children with safety": maternal identity and transgression in Swift and Defoe / Marilyn Francus -- Ruined women and illegitimate daughters: revolution and female sexuality / Julie Shaffer.
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