"Ten thousand times ten thousand worlds"
Subtitle: Phebe Folger's Recueil and the transformations of Quaker women's culture in the early American republic
By: by Natalie duPont Copeland Panno
Contributors: Coleman, Phebe Folger, 1771–1857; Harvard University. Committee on degrees in History and Literature
Publisher: Harvard University
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Number of pages: 133
Subjects: Drawing; American; Quaker women; Women; Intellectual life; American Women authors; Pictorial works; Early works to 1800; Commonplace books
Notes: Thesis (A.B., Committee on degrees in History and Literature)-- Harvard University, 2009.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 122-133).
Table of contents: title: Introduction --; title: Chapter one: "Snatch me o'er the Earth, or through the air" (Alexander Pope, Imitations of Horace (London, 1733-1738)) --; title: Chapter two: "They strew flow'rs in the path of science" (Vicesimus Knox, Elegant abstracts: or, useful and entertaining passages in prose (London, 1784)) --; title: Chapter three: "And boldly bursts the former bounds of art" (Joel Barlow, Visions of Columbus (Hartford, 1787)) --; title: Conclusion --; title: Appendix I. Images of Un recueil and their origins --; title: Appendix II. The Folger family and Nantucket in the early republic --; title: Appendix III. Folger family genealogical register --; title: Works cited.