Titlebook: Women in the English Novel, 1800–1900; Merryn Williams Book 1984 Merryn Williams 1984 English.novel.women

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Women Novelists of the Later Nineteenth Century, conservative. But more and more of them began to question the principles of complete submission to parents and husbands, and the idea that an unmarried girl should stay at home. By the last quarter of the century women’s rights were a very topical issue, and feminist and anti-feminist writers appeared.

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Merryn Williamss” (Sherry 132–33). Responding to Garnett’s review in a personal letter, Conrad wrote: “My dearest fellow you quite overcome me. And your brave attempt to grapple with the foggishness of ., to explain what I myself tried to shape blindfold, as it were, touched me profoundly” (Karl and Davies 2:467–6

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Merryn Williamsrtheless argues that the state and cooperative institutions built by, and around, states provide the most viable basis for meeting these expanded goals and for negotiating a modus vivendi between conflicting values systems and conflicting conceptions of what world order ought to embody.