Flirtation and Courtship in Nineteenth-Century British Culture
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Flirtation and Courtship in Nineteenth-Century British Culture
Marriage and Conduct Unbecoming
Hunter, John; McDayter, Ghislaine
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08/2022
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Volume 3: Marriage and Conduct Unbecoming
General Introduction
Volume 3 Introduction
Editorial Notes
1. Wetenhall Wilkes, A letter of genteel and moral advice to a young lady . . . (1746) (London: L. Hawes, C. Clarke, and R. Collins, 1766), pp. 165-74.
2. 'Debates in the Commons on the Clandestine Marriage Bill' (1753), in William Cobbett (ed), Parliamentary History of Great Britain, 15 (London: Hansard, 1813), pp. 1-84.
3. Lady Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Absent Daughters, in a Letter to Miss Pennington (1761) (London: J. Walter, 1784), pp. 1-14, 111-17.
4. [Mrs. Grey], 'The Matron', The Lady's Magazine; Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, 10 (1779), pp. vol 10, 1779, pp. 17-19, 149-51, 585-87, 635-37, 686-88.
5. Arnaud Berquin, 'The School for Step-Mothers' and 'The Affectionate Mother' (1783), in The Children's Friend (London: J. Stockdale, 1788), vol. 4, pp. 67-83, 188-208.
6. William Hayley, A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Essay on Old Maids, by a Friend to the Sisterhood (1785) (London: T. Cadell, 1793), pp. 1-18, 54-83.
7. 'The Cruel Stepmother or the Unhappy Son' (c.1785), The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire (London: Bell and Daldy (1816), pp. 131-38.
8. The Trial of Divorce, at the Instance of Peter Williamson Printer in Edinburgh, Against Jean Wilson, Daughter of John Wilson, Bookseller in Edinburgh, His Spouse (Edinburgh: 1789), pp. iii-xxiv.
9. The Complete Art of Writing Love Letters; or, the Lover's Best Instructor (1795), (London: W. Franklin, 1800), pp. 22-26, 37-39, 91-95.
10. The Woman of Colour: A Tale . . . (London: Black, Parry & Co., 1808), pp.
11. The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion (London: Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon, 1811), pp. 188-99.
12. Ann Martin Taylor, 'The Step-Mother', in Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Mistress of a Family (London: Taylor & Hessey and J. Conder, 1815), pp. 121-29.
13. Hannah Maria Jones, Gretna Green; Or, The Elopement of Miss D--- with a Gallant Son of Mars, (London: John Tallis, 1821), pp. 3-16.
14. 'The Cuckold's Chronicle' and 'On the New Marriage Act,' The Rambler's Magazine; or Fashionable Emporium . . . vol. 1 (London: Benbow 1822), pp. 5-8, 59-64, 357-59.
15. Mrs. William Parkes, Domestic Duties; or, Instructions to Young Married Ladies, on the Management of Their Households . . ., (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, 1825), pp. 22-40.
16. Arthur Freeling, The Young Bride's Book; Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women With a Few Medical Axioms (London: Henry Washbourn, 1839), pp. 51-66, 117-20.
17. Charlotte Bury, The Maneuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge, 1858), pp. 163-209.
18. Peter Orlando Hutchinson, Chronicles of Gretna Green (London: Richard Bentley, 1844), vol. 2, pp. 45-87.
19. Poor Scotch Old Maids, And How to Avoid Becoming One . . . (Edinburgh: Johnstone and Hunter, 1851), pp. 3-41.
20. James Hogg, 'Provision for Aged Females', in Hogg's Instructor, vol. 7 (Edinburgh: James Hogg, 1851), pp. 310-12.
21. Eliza Cook, 'Poor Genteel Women' (January 10, 1852), Eliza Cook's Journal, 6 (London: Charles Cook, 1851-52), pp. 173-75.
22. The Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: with a Complete Guide to the Forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue, 1852), pp. 48-61, 86-95.
23. Caroline Norton, A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill (London: Longman, 1855), pp. 3-31.
24. 'The Economies and Duties of the Marriage State', How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (Glasgow: W. R. M'Phun, 1856), pp. 44-55.
Index
General Introduction
Volume 3 Introduction
Editorial Notes
1. Wetenhall Wilkes, A letter of genteel and moral advice to a young lady . . . (1746) (London: L. Hawes, C. Clarke, and R. Collins, 1766), pp. 165-74.
2. 'Debates in the Commons on the Clandestine Marriage Bill' (1753), in William Cobbett (ed), Parliamentary History of Great Britain, 15 (London: Hansard, 1813), pp. 1-84.
3. Lady Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Absent Daughters, in a Letter to Miss Pennington (1761) (London: J. Walter, 1784), pp. 1-14, 111-17.
4. [Mrs. Grey], 'The Matron', The Lady's Magazine; Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, 10 (1779), pp. vol 10, 1779, pp. 17-19, 149-51, 585-87, 635-37, 686-88.
5. Arnaud Berquin, 'The School for Step-Mothers' and 'The Affectionate Mother' (1783), in The Children's Friend (London: J. Stockdale, 1788), vol. 4, pp. 67-83, 188-208.
6. William Hayley, A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Essay on Old Maids, by a Friend to the Sisterhood (1785) (London: T. Cadell, 1793), pp. 1-18, 54-83.
7. 'The Cruel Stepmother or the Unhappy Son' (c.1785), The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire (London: Bell and Daldy (1816), pp. 131-38.
8. The Trial of Divorce, at the Instance of Peter Williamson Printer in Edinburgh, Against Jean Wilson, Daughter of John Wilson, Bookseller in Edinburgh, His Spouse (Edinburgh: 1789), pp. iii-xxiv.
9. The Complete Art of Writing Love Letters; or, the Lover's Best Instructor (1795), (London: W. Franklin, 1800), pp. 22-26, 37-39, 91-95.
10. The Woman of Colour: A Tale . . . (London: Black, Parry & Co., 1808), pp.
11. The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion (London: Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon, 1811), pp. 188-99.
12. Ann Martin Taylor, 'The Step-Mother', in Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Mistress of a Family (London: Taylor & Hessey and J. Conder, 1815), pp. 121-29.
13. Hannah Maria Jones, Gretna Green; Or, The Elopement of Miss D--- with a Gallant Son of Mars, (London: John Tallis, 1821), pp. 3-16.
14. 'The Cuckold's Chronicle' and 'On the New Marriage Act,' The Rambler's Magazine; or Fashionable Emporium . . . vol. 1 (London: Benbow 1822), pp. 5-8, 59-64, 357-59.
15. Mrs. William Parkes, Domestic Duties; or, Instructions to Young Married Ladies, on the Management of Their Households . . ., (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, 1825), pp. 22-40.
16. Arthur Freeling, The Young Bride's Book; Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women With a Few Medical Axioms (London: Henry Washbourn, 1839), pp. 51-66, 117-20.
17. Charlotte Bury, The Maneuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge, 1858), pp. 163-209.
18. Peter Orlando Hutchinson, Chronicles of Gretna Green (London: Richard Bentley, 1844), vol. 2, pp. 45-87.
19. Poor Scotch Old Maids, And How to Avoid Becoming One . . . (Edinburgh: Johnstone and Hunter, 1851), pp. 3-41.
20. James Hogg, 'Provision for Aged Females', in Hogg's Instructor, vol. 7 (Edinburgh: James Hogg, 1851), pp. 310-12.
21. Eliza Cook, 'Poor Genteel Women' (January 10, 1852), Eliza Cook's Journal, 6 (London: Charles Cook, 1851-52), pp. 173-75.
22. The Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: with a Complete Guide to the Forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue, 1852), pp. 48-61, 86-95.
23. Caroline Norton, A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill (London: Longman, 1855), pp. 3-31.
24. 'The Economies and Duties of the Marriage State', How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (Glasgow: W. R. M'Phun, 1856), pp. 44-55.
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
19th Century Courtship;19th Century History;Marriage;The New Woman;Nineteenth Century British Culture;Victorian Studies;Young Man;Follow;Hold;Matrimony;Married Women;Inclined;Wedlock;Wandering;Mistress;Gretna Green;Kindred;Libel;Henry Fox;Dear Madam;Confer;Clandestine Marriages;Vow;Mankind;Chaplain;Large Families;Eliza Cook's Journal;Fleet Marriages;Tour
Volume 3: Marriage and Conduct Unbecoming
General Introduction
Volume 3 Introduction
Editorial Notes
1. Wetenhall Wilkes, A letter of genteel and moral advice to a young lady . . . (1746) (London: L. Hawes, C. Clarke, and R. Collins, 1766), pp. 165-74.
2. 'Debates in the Commons on the Clandestine Marriage Bill' (1753), in William Cobbett (ed), Parliamentary History of Great Britain, 15 (London: Hansard, 1813), pp. 1-84.
3. Lady Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Absent Daughters, in a Letter to Miss Pennington (1761) (London: J. Walter, 1784), pp. 1-14, 111-17.
4. [Mrs. Grey], 'The Matron', The Lady's Magazine; Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, 10 (1779), pp. vol 10, 1779, pp. 17-19, 149-51, 585-87, 635-37, 686-88.
5. Arnaud Berquin, 'The School for Step-Mothers' and 'The Affectionate Mother' (1783), in The Children's Friend (London: J. Stockdale, 1788), vol. 4, pp. 67-83, 188-208.
6. William Hayley, A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Essay on Old Maids, by a Friend to the Sisterhood (1785) (London: T. Cadell, 1793), pp. 1-18, 54-83.
7. 'The Cruel Stepmother or the Unhappy Son' (c.1785), The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire (London: Bell and Daldy (1816), pp. 131-38.
8. The Trial of Divorce, at the Instance of Peter Williamson Printer in Edinburgh, Against Jean Wilson, Daughter of John Wilson, Bookseller in Edinburgh, His Spouse (Edinburgh: 1789), pp. iii-xxiv.
9. The Complete Art of Writing Love Letters; or, the Lover's Best Instructor (1795), (London: W. Franklin, 1800), pp. 22-26, 37-39, 91-95.
10. The Woman of Colour: A Tale . . . (London: Black, Parry & Co., 1808), pp.
11. The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion (London: Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon, 1811), pp. 188-99.
12. Ann Martin Taylor, 'The Step-Mother', in Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Mistress of a Family (London: Taylor & Hessey and J. Conder, 1815), pp. 121-29.
13. Hannah Maria Jones, Gretna Green; Or, The Elopement of Miss D--- with a Gallant Son of Mars, (London: John Tallis, 1821), pp. 3-16.
14. 'The Cuckold's Chronicle' and 'On the New Marriage Act,' The Rambler's Magazine; or Fashionable Emporium . . . vol. 1 (London: Benbow 1822), pp. 5-8, 59-64, 357-59.
15. Mrs. William Parkes, Domestic Duties; or, Instructions to Young Married Ladies, on the Management of Their Households . . ., (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, 1825), pp. 22-40.
16. Arthur Freeling, The Young Bride's Book; Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women With a Few Medical Axioms (London: Henry Washbourn, 1839), pp. 51-66, 117-20.
17. Charlotte Bury, The Maneuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge, 1858), pp. 163-209.
18. Peter Orlando Hutchinson, Chronicles of Gretna Green (London: Richard Bentley, 1844), vol. 2, pp. 45-87.
19. Poor Scotch Old Maids, And How to Avoid Becoming One . . . (Edinburgh: Johnstone and Hunter, 1851), pp. 3-41.
20. James Hogg, 'Provision for Aged Females', in Hogg's Instructor, vol. 7 (Edinburgh: James Hogg, 1851), pp. 310-12.
21. Eliza Cook, 'Poor Genteel Women' (January 10, 1852), Eliza Cook's Journal, 6 (London: Charles Cook, 1851-52), pp. 173-75.
22. The Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: with a Complete Guide to the Forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue, 1852), pp. 48-61, 86-95.
23. Caroline Norton, A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill (London: Longman, 1855), pp. 3-31.
24. 'The Economies and Duties of the Marriage State', How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (Glasgow: W. R. M'Phun, 1856), pp. 44-55.
Index
General Introduction
Volume 3 Introduction
Editorial Notes
1. Wetenhall Wilkes, A letter of genteel and moral advice to a young lady . . . (1746) (London: L. Hawes, C. Clarke, and R. Collins, 1766), pp. 165-74.
2. 'Debates in the Commons on the Clandestine Marriage Bill' (1753), in William Cobbett (ed), Parliamentary History of Great Britain, 15 (London: Hansard, 1813), pp. 1-84.
3. Lady Pennington, An Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Absent Daughters, in a Letter to Miss Pennington (1761) (London: J. Walter, 1784), pp. 1-14, 111-17.
4. [Mrs. Grey], 'The Matron', The Lady's Magazine; Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, 10 (1779), pp. vol 10, 1779, pp. 17-19, 149-51, 585-87, 635-37, 686-88.
5. Arnaud Berquin, 'The School for Step-Mothers' and 'The Affectionate Mother' (1783), in The Children's Friend (London: J. Stockdale, 1788), vol. 4, pp. 67-83, 188-208.
6. William Hayley, A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Essay on Old Maids, by a Friend to the Sisterhood (1785) (London: T. Cadell, 1793), pp. 1-18, 54-83.
7. 'The Cruel Stepmother or the Unhappy Son' (c.1785), The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire (London: Bell and Daldy (1816), pp. 131-38.
8. The Trial of Divorce, at the Instance of Peter Williamson Printer in Edinburgh, Against Jean Wilson, Daughter of John Wilson, Bookseller in Edinburgh, His Spouse (Edinburgh: 1789), pp. iii-xxiv.
9. The Complete Art of Writing Love Letters; or, the Lover's Best Instructor (1795), (London: W. Franklin, 1800), pp. 22-26, 37-39, 91-95.
10. The Woman of Colour: A Tale . . . (London: Black, Parry & Co., 1808), pp.
11. The Female Instructor; Or, Young Woman's Companion (London: Nuttall, Fisher, and Dixon, 1811), pp. 188-99.
12. Ann Martin Taylor, 'The Step-Mother', in Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wife, a Mother, and a Mistress of a Family (London: Taylor & Hessey and J. Conder, 1815), pp. 121-29.
13. Hannah Maria Jones, Gretna Green; Or, The Elopement of Miss D--- with a Gallant Son of Mars, (London: John Tallis, 1821), pp. 3-16.
14. 'The Cuckold's Chronicle' and 'On the New Marriage Act,' The Rambler's Magazine; or Fashionable Emporium . . . vol. 1 (London: Benbow 1822), pp. 5-8, 59-64, 357-59.
15. Mrs. William Parkes, Domestic Duties; or, Instructions to Young Married Ladies, on the Management of Their Households . . ., (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, 1825), pp. 22-40.
16. Arthur Freeling, The Young Bride's Book; Being Hints for Regulating the Conduct of Married Women With a Few Medical Axioms (London: Henry Washbourn, 1839), pp. 51-66, 117-20.
17. Charlotte Bury, The Maneuvring Mother (1842) (London: G. Routledge, 1858), pp. 163-209.
18. Peter Orlando Hutchinson, Chronicles of Gretna Green (London: Richard Bentley, 1844), vol. 2, pp. 45-87.
19. Poor Scotch Old Maids, And How to Avoid Becoming One . . . (Edinburgh: Johnstone and Hunter, 1851), pp. 3-41.
20. James Hogg, 'Provision for Aged Females', in Hogg's Instructor, vol. 7 (Edinburgh: James Hogg, 1851), pp. 310-12.
21. Eliza Cook, 'Poor Genteel Women' (January 10, 1852), Eliza Cook's Journal, 6 (London: Charles Cook, 1851-52), pp. 173-75.
22. The Etiquette of Courtship and Matrimony: with a Complete Guide to the Forms of a Wedding (London: David Bogue, 1852), pp. 48-61, 86-95.
23. Caroline Norton, A Letter to the Queen on Lord Chancellor Cranworth's Marriage and Divorce Bill (London: Longman, 1855), pp. 3-31.
24. 'The Economies and Duties of the Marriage State', How to Woo; How to Win; and How to Get Married . . . (Glasgow: W. R. M'Phun, 1856), pp. 44-55.
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
19th Century Courtship;19th Century History;Marriage;The New Woman;Nineteenth Century British Culture;Victorian Studies;Young Man;Follow;Hold;Matrimony;Married Women;Inclined;Wedlock;Wandering;Mistress;Gretna Green;Kindred;Libel;Henry Fox;Dear Madam;Confer;Clandestine Marriages;Vow;Mankind;Chaplain;Large Families;Eliza Cook's Journal;Fleet Marriages;Tour
