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Notes on Contributors Introduction; I.Armstrong & V.Blain PART ONE: THE SENSUOUS EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: MINDS AND BODIES Sensuousness in the Poetry of Eighteenth-Century Women Poets; M.A.Doody All Passion Extinguish'd: The Case of Mary Chandler (1687-1745); D.Shuttleton 'A Dialogue': Elizabeth Carter's Passion for the Female Mind; L.A.Freeman PART TWO: THE FEMINIST POLITICAL PROJECT Mary Seymour Montague: Anonymity and 'Old Satirical Codes'; I.Grundy The Female Poet and the Poetess: Two Traditions of British Women's Poetry 1780-1830; A.K.Mellor The Politics of Vision: Anna Barbauld's 'Eighteen Hundred and Eleven'; M.Favretti PART THREE: PROTEST AND PATRONAGE 'This Muse-born Wonder': the Occluded Voice of Ann Yearsley, Milkwoman and Poet of Clifton; M.Waldron The Maid and the Minister's Wife: Literary Philanthropy in Regency York; R.Sales PART FOUR: REMAKING GENRES AND SUBJECTIVITIES Romantic Women Poets: Inscribing the Self; S.Curran Homosocial Women: Martha Sansom, Constantia Grierson, Mary Leapor and Georgic Verse Epistle; K.Lilley Charlotte Smith's Elegaic Sonnets : Losses and Gains; J.Hawley PART FIVE: FINALE - A FEMALE CANON? Fashioning a Female Canon: Eighteenth-Century Women Poets and the Politics of the Anthology; E.Eger Index