A Bibliography of 13,632 Novels Written by British and American Women From 1500-1900: Listed and Cross-Listed by Birth Name and Married Name (Volume 4)

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This bibliography collects literary works written by women in multiple genres from 1500 – 1900. It excludes works that are non-literary such as cookbooks or guidebooks, and instead focuses on novels and memorial volumes that are written by women.

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"It provides information on fiction of at 150 words published by British and American women from 1500-1900. It provides a comprehensive list of books by women in the five genres with the goal of developing a research tool for identifying women who wrote or were known under a variety of names and pseudonyms."

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#10294. RICHARDS, Cornelia Holroyd
(Bradley) 1822-1892: Manners, Mrs.
By Mrs. Manners. NY: Sheldon, Lampert
& Blakeman, 1855.
Rec #: 10294
Keywords: Life/Family
Abstract: [Classed as juvenile fiction by NUC.]

To: #13632. ----. A woman at bay. L: S.W. Partridge; W.H.
Addison, 1896.
Rec #: 13632

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