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Prayer and preaching: Female religious agency in Cooper, Apess, and Warner
 Conditional acceptance: Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun and the Academie Royale
 
Visions of disorder: Sex and the French Revolution in a suite of erotic drawings by Claude-Louis Desrais
 "The keeping quiet is just what I cannot do": Women's work, speech, and the home in "The Silent Partner", "Work", and "Iola Leroy"
 
Beyond breaking the silence: Race, gender, and survivor subjectivities in feminist rape narratives by contemporary American women of color
 "A rare combination of advantages": Women and higher education at Add-Ran College, 1873--1910
 
Alternatives to persuasion: An invitation to reread classical rhetoric
 Writing home and nation: Evangelical domesticity in the journal-letters of Harriet Newell, Caroline Pilsbury, and Narcissa Whitman, 1812-1847
 
Representing the mother: Feminist art and the maternal
 Pine resin in their veins: Women and the East Texas timber products industry, 1935--1975
 
Marginalized perspective: The voices of African American women in curriculum studies
 "Strangely tangled threads": American women writers negotiating naturalism, 1850--1900
 
"Resolviendo": Narratives of survival in the Hebrew Bible and in Cuba today
 Seriality and domesticity: The Victorian serial and domestic ideology in the family literary magazine
 
The people in the neighborhood: Samaritans and saviors in middle-class women's social settlement writings, 1895--1914
 Everyday epistles: The journal-letter writing of American women, 1754--1836
 
Faith, frauen, and the formation of an ethnic identity: German Lutheran women in south and central Texas, 1831--1890
Daughters of Athena: American women in the military during World War II
 
A sentence of death had been passed on her: Representing the experience of breast cancer in Britain through the long nineteenth century
Reading 1 Corinthians with philosophically educated women
 
Imperial rhetorics: Frances Power Cobbe's answering of the Irish question in the nineteenth-century periodical press