The Lady's Magazine (1770-1832) and the Making of Literary History

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Focusing on the cultural and literary significance of a pivotal 18th and 19th-century periodical, this study explores The Lady's Magazine, which championed women's reading and writing for over sixty years. Through six chapters, it examines the magazine's diverse content, its impact on literary history, and the roles of its readers and contributors. By highlighting the magazine's achievements, the book offers a fresh perspective on an essential yet underappreciated aspect of literary history. Jennie Batchelor, a professor at the University of Kent, leads this exploration.