The American Historical Review · 2001 · 84 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesGender StudiesHistoryGender HistoryPolitical HistoryWomen's HistoryFeminist CriticismFeminist LiteratureFeminist Political TheoryGender And FamilyPolitical Gender HistoryWomen's Political HistoryLiterary PoliticsPolitical FeminismPolitical Life NarrativesWhig HistoryWhig Political CultureWomen In RevolutionsWomen's Political ThoughtWomen's Political Writing
Part 1 The family in political writing during the exclusion crisis: partiarchalism, politics and the family four whig political writers. Part 2 The revolution of 1688 and the politics of gender: the politics of legitimacy - and the warming pan scandal strange paradox of power - images of Mary II the politics of divorce Mary Astell - the marriage of toryism and feminism. Part 3 Women and political life in the age of Anne: queens are but women - images of Queen Anne Sarah Churchill, or virtue unrewarded conclusion.