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Ruwantissa Abeyratnet Britain in 1806, without the author’s name. That it ran to 16 British and at least 23 American editions (plus further adaptations) during Marcet’s lifetime, as well as being translated into French, German, and Italian, provides some indication of the book’s popular success. In this chapter, we out