Choice Reviews Online · 1998 · 178 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesHistoryLiteratureAmerican LiteratureEnglish LiteratureLabor HistoryFemale AuthorshipHistory Of Historical WritingLiterary WorksManuscript CultureManuscript TraditionNineteenth-century American LiteratureAuthorship In Literary WorksLaboring-class WritingPrint AuthorshipWhite-collar WorkWomen's Writing History
Introduction: labor and letters in Antebellum America 1. Industry and authorship: Hawt horne's mob, Melville's maids, and the Lowell Offering 3. Healthful employment: white-collar work, writing, and middle-class fitness 4. Purloined letters, mechanical butterflies and watches in girdles: literary property in mid nineteenth-century America Afterword Notes Index.