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An Essay on Irish BullsA clear illustration of Edgeworth’s attitudes to Irish vernacular language can be found in her . published in 1802. This is her only major non-fiction work to deal with the issue, and it reveals both the extent and the limitations of her response to the local tongue.

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Let Us Dare To Be Ourselves: A Reading of A space of nine years separates the publication of . from that of ., Edgeworth’s next major Irish story. During this time she had written . (1802), . (1804), . (1805), and . (1806). She had also been heavily involved in the production of Richard Edgeworth’s ., which finally appeared in 1809, the same year as ..

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230374416drawing; history; history of literature; Ireland; language; novel; politics; truth; writing; British and Iris

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Introductionout of print. Recently, with the development of interest in women writers, and the growth of feminist schools of criticism, her novels have been more readily available. Concern, however, has focused upon her status as a female novelist, and in particular upon an assessment of the prominent role whic