Nonconformist Women Writers, 1720–1840, Part II vol 7

PART II VOLUME 7 Maria Grace Saffery, The Noble Enthusiast: A Modern Romance (1792) Elizabeth Coltman, Plain Tales: Chiefly intended for the Use of Charity Schools (1799) Elizabeth Coltman, The Schoolmistress; or, The True History of Jenny Hickling (c. 1822) Introduction Juvenile Fiction of Maria Grace Andrews Saffery Introduction by Douglass H. Thomson 1. The Noble Enthusiast; A Modern Romance (1792) Volume I Volume II Volume III Religious Prose of Mary Egerton Scott 2. The Path to Happiness, Explored and Illustrated (1797) Chapter I. The Vanity of Human Pursuits Chapter II. The Importance of Revelation Chapter III. Remarks on the Doctrines of Revelation Chapter IV. The Genuine Tendency of Christian Principles Chapter V. A Happy Family Chapter VI. Conclusion 3. The Happiness of having God for a Friend in Time of Trial, or the History of Mrs. Wilkins (1797) 4. Plain Truth for Plain People. In Three Dialogues, between Joseph Chisel and Thomas Wood (1807) Dialogue I Dialogue II Dialogue III Religious Prose of Elizabeth Coltman 5. Plain Tales (1799) Tale I 2Tale II Tale III Tale IV Tale V Tale VI Tale VII Tale VIII 6. The Warning (1807) 7. Instructive Hints, in Easy Lessons, for Children (1810) 8. The History of Jenny Hickling: An Authentic Narrative (1825) Religious Prose of Jane Adams Houseman 9. Religion without Learning; or, The History of Susan Ward (1817) Editorial Notes

These volumes will present, in some cases for the first time, the lives and works of a coterie of Nonconformist women writers from the West Country