Narratives of female suffering in the petitionary literature of the Civil War period and its aftermath

Alison Thorne

Narratives of female suffering in the petitionary literature of the Civil War period and its aftermath

Alison Thorne

English

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Abstract

This article examines women's suffering in the Civil War period and its symbolic implications for the body politic, with reference to various sects including the Levellers and Quakers

Original language	English
Journal	Literature Compass
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2013

Keywords

narratives
female suffering
petitionary literature
civil war period

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Narratives of female suffering in the petitionary literature of the Civil War period and its aftermath

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