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,“Christabel” and the Vulnerability of Girls,ir boundaries as persons, leads him to explore this region of self-forming or self-losing. Pursuing the issues in poems to women who were seduced and destroyed, he begins in 1798 a long struggle to chart these disintegrations in his “Christabel,” a poem that circles around and around the perils of y

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Divorce and the Law,ded the first two weeks of these debates. This chapter shows what the debates revealed about lordly British attitudes toward women, how Coleridge responded in print to these legal realities in the midst of his own emotional turmoil, and how these laws prevented Coleridge and Sara Hutchinson from leg

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Communities of Women: Developing as Persons,ur intermittent years living with the Morgans (1811–1813, 1814–1816), he came to love Mary Morgan and her younger unmarried sister Charlotte Brent, who also resembled Sara Hutchinson, and even to behave tempestuously with them, frightening them with his passions and his addictions. Recovering on the

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