Rare Book Dept. WOMEN AS AUTHORS.
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Wellington, Amy.
Women have told; studies in the feminist tradition, by Amy Wellington ... Boston, Little, Brown, and company, 1930.
6 p. 1., 8-204 p. front., ports, 21%.
“Select bibliography”: p. 197-204.
ConrEeNnTS.—Prelude.—Pioneers: Mary Wollstonecraft, Margaret Ful- ler—The poet; Elizabeth Barrett Browning.—The “unfeminine” Bron-
‘tés—George Eliot's caution.—The chivalry of Meredith.—Olive Schrei-
ner.—Charlotte Perkins Gilman.—May Sinclair.—Militancy and Ellen Glasgow.—Rebecca West and the Freewoman.—Conclusion.
1, Women in literature and art. 2. Woman—Social and moral ques- tions. 3. Women as authors, 1. Title.
30—5739 Library of Congress PN471.W4 @ 14401,