Titlebook: British Women‘s Life Writing, 1760-1840; Friendship, Communit Amy Culley Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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The Life Writing of Early Methodist Womens life writing has not previously been recognised. Eighteenth-century spiritual autobiography is traditionally associated with the rise of individualism and it is understood as a genre that developed out of the Puritan conversion narrative in its emphasis on rigorous self-examination, individual rel

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Testimony and Transcription in the Life of Sarah Ryanount of Mrs Ryan’ as well as several autobiographical fragments. Aspects of this collection have found their way into print, but the full story of Ryan’s life could not be assimilated into the Methodist canon. Instead, her experiences appear in excerpts published in the ., including a fifteen-page s

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‘They Live Yea They Live Forever’ethodism have replicated Tooth’s original self-effacement, as she usually appears as an adjunct in discussions of the life of Fletcher, or as a footnote in the history of Madeley, and has never been the subject of a detailed study.. Nonetheless, Tooth’s Journal enables us to explore ideas of relatio

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Female Friendship in the Auto/biography of Sophia Baddeley and Elizabeth Steele and Steele have barely been discussed within accounts of the scandalous memoir, but they have been included in studies of female companionship, Gothic fiction, and in a history of eighteenth-century biography.. The .’ most recent editors observe that ‘the story of Sophia’s life is also the story of

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‘Such is the Sad Trials Left for the Surviver’eflecting on her status as widow Fox, the Journal looks to aristocratic models of female authorship in which celebratory accounts of a husband might form the basis of a woman’s life writing text.. The Journal also contributes to Whig history, as she imagines herself as a valuable witness to the priv

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