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Chandler, David. "Wordsworth's 'A Night Piece' and Mrs. Barbauld.” Notes and Queries 40:1 (1993):
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Demers, Patricia. "'For Mine's a Stubborn and Savage Will': Lactilla and Stella Reconsidered." Studies
in English and American History and Literature 56:2 (1993):
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Favret, Mary A. "Spectatrice as Spectacle: Helen Maria Williams at Home in the Revolution.” Studies
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Greer, Germaine. "A Biodegradable Art: Changing Fashions in Anthologies of Women's' Poetry.”
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