This is volume two of a three-volume set that brings together a rich collection of primary source materials on flirtation and courtship in the nineteenth-century. Introductory essays and extensive editorial apparatus offer historical and cultural contexts of the materials included.
This is volume two of a three-volume set that brings together a rich collection of primary source materials on flirtation and courtship in the nineteenth-century. Introductory essays and extensive editorial apparatus offer historical and cultural contexts of the materials included.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ghislaine McDayter is Professor in the Department of English, Bucknell Univesity, USA John Hunter is Professor of Comparative Humanities, Bucknell University, USA
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Volume 2: Female Power and the Rules of Courtship General Introduction Volume 2 Introduction Editorial Notes 1. Wetenhall Wilkes A Letter of Genteel and Moral Advice to a Young Lady . . . (1740) (London: C. Hitch 1746) pp. 156-64. 2. The Lady's Magazine; or Entertaining Companion . . . 6 (January 1775) (London: G. Robinson 1775) pp. 30-32 189-92 363-64 294-96. 3. Vicesimus Knox 'On the Neccesity asnd Method of Encouraging in the Community the Prevalence of Virtuous Love' in Essays Moral and Literary (London: Charles Dilly 1785) vol. 1 pp. 150-55. 4. Catherine MacCaulay Graham Letters on Education. With Observations on Religious and Metaphysical Subjects (Dublin: Chamberlaine and Rice 1790) pp. 112-17 135-39. 5. Gentleman and Lady's Companion: Containing the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances; to which is added instances of Ill Manners to be carefully avoided by Youth of both sexes. (Norwhich: J. Trumbull 1798) pp. 3-4 22-24. 6. The Female Instructor: Or a Young Woman's Companion Being a Guide to all the Accomplishments Which Adorn the Female Character (1811) (Liverpool Nuttall Fisher and Dixon 1815) pp. 181-87. 7. 'Courtship and Marriage' in The London Magazine 4 (January to April 1826) (London Hunt and Clark 1826) pp. 37-44. 8. 'Courtship' in How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (1838) Glasgow: W.R. M'Phun 1856) pp. 31-37. 9. Arthur Freeling The Young Bride's Book: Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women (London: H. Washbourne 1839) pp. 26-48. 10. Alexander Walker Woman Physiologically Considered as to mind morals marriage matrimonial slavery infidelity and divorce (London: A. H. Bailey 1840) pp. 98-108. 11. Charlotte Bury The Manoeuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge 1858) pp. 1-83. 12. Eugene Becklard Physiological Mysteries and Revelations in Love Courtship and Marriage (New York: Holland & Glover 1844) pp. 65-90. 13. T.E.G. The Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage (London Simpkin Marshall and Co. 1847) pp. 30-72. 14. Albert Smith The Natural History of the Flirt (London: D. Bogue 1848 ) 7-107. 15. T. S. Arthur Advice to Young Ladies on Their Duties and Conduct in Life (1849) (London: J. S. Hodson 1855) pp. 126-40. 16. The Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage. To Which is Added the Etiquette of Politeness (1850) (Halifax: Milner and Sowerby 1859) pp. 28-44. 17. The New Guide to Matrimony; or the Whole Art of Courtship . . . (Newcastle-on-Tyne: Bowman c. 1850) pp. 2-4. 18. Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: With a Complete Guide to the forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue 1852) pp. 20-46. 19. A Manual of the Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage by a Lady (London: Thomas Allman 1853) pp. 3-29 43-50. 20. H.W.H. How to Choose a Wife'(London: Partridge Oakey and Co. 1855) pp. iii-x 40-44. 21. H.W.H. How to Choose a Husband (London: Partridge and Co. 1856) pp. iii-xvii 18-21. 22. Charlotte Bury The Lady of Fashion (London: Hurst and Blackett 1856) vol. 1 pp. 33-65. 23. George Watson Etiquette For All or Rules of Conduct . . . (Glasgow: George Watson 1861) pp. 23-63 24. J.B.S. Anatomy of Flirtation: Being a Pathognomical Diagnosis of That Delectable Pastime (Manchester : J.Heywood 1886) pp. 3-15. Index
Volume 2: Female Power and the Rules of Courtship General Introduction Volume 2 Introduction Editorial Notes 1. Wetenhall Wilkes A Letter of Genteel and Moral Advice to a Young Lady . . . (1740) (London: C. Hitch 1746) pp. 156-64. 2. The Lady's Magazine; or Entertaining Companion . . . 6 (January 1775) (London: G. Robinson 1775) pp. 30-32 189-92 363-64 294-96. 3. Vicesimus Knox 'On the Neccesity asnd Method of Encouraging in the Community the Prevalence of Virtuous Love' in Essays Moral and Literary (London: Charles Dilly 1785) vol. 1 pp. 150-55. 4. Catherine MacCaulay Graham Letters on Education. With Observations on Religious and Metaphysical Subjects (Dublin: Chamberlaine and Rice 1790) pp. 112-17 135-39. 5. Gentleman and Lady's Companion: Containing the Newest Cotillions and Country Dances; to which is added instances of Ill Manners to be carefully avoided by Youth of both sexes. (Norwhich: J. Trumbull 1798) pp. 3-4 22-24. 6. The Female Instructor: Or a Young Woman's Companion Being a Guide to all the Accomplishments Which Adorn the Female Character (1811) (Liverpool Nuttall Fisher and Dixon 1815) pp. 181-87. 7. 'Courtship and Marriage' in The London Magazine 4 (January to April 1826) (London Hunt and Clark 1826) pp. 37-44. 8. 'Courtship' in How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (1838) Glasgow: W.R. M'Phun 1856) pp. 31-37. 9. Arthur Freeling The Young Bride's Book: Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women (London: H. Washbourne 1839) pp. 26-48. 10. Alexander Walker Woman Physiologically Considered as to mind morals marriage matrimonial slavery infidelity and divorce (London: A. H. Bailey 1840) pp. 98-108. 11. Charlotte Bury The Manoeuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge 1858) pp. 1-83. 12. Eugene Becklard Physiological Mysteries and Revelations in Love Courtship and Marriage (New York: Holland & Glover 1844) pp. 65-90. 13. T.E.G. The Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage (London Simpkin Marshall and Co. 1847) pp. 30-72. 14. Albert Smith The Natural History of the Flirt (London: D. Bogue 1848 ) 7-107. 15. T. S. Arthur Advice to Young Ladies on Their Duties and Conduct in Life (1849) (London: J. S. Hodson 1855) pp. 126-40. 16. The Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage. To Which is Added the Etiquette of Politeness (1850) (Halifax: Milner and Sowerby 1859) pp. 28-44. 17. The New Guide to Matrimony; or the Whole Art of Courtship . . . (Newcastle-on-Tyne: Bowman c. 1850) pp. 2-4. 18. Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: With a Complete Guide to the forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue 1852) pp. 20-46. 19. A Manual of the Etiquette of Love Courtship and Marriage by a Lady (London: Thomas Allman 1853) pp. 3-29 43-50. 20. H.W.H. How to Choose a Wife'(London: Partridge Oakey and Co. 1855) pp. iii-x 40-44. 21. H.W.H. How to Choose a Husband (London: Partridge and Co. 1856) pp. iii-xvii 18-21. 22. Charlotte Bury The Lady of Fashion (London: Hurst and Blackett 1856) vol. 1 pp. 33-65. 23. George Watson Etiquette For All or Rules of Conduct . . . (Glasgow: George Watson 1861) pp. 23-63 24. J.B.S. Anatomy of Flirtation: Being a Pathognomical Diagnosis of That Delectable Pastime (Manchester : J.Heywood 1886) pp. 3-15. Index
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