A Revolution of Feeling: The Decade That Forged the Modern Mind | 
I do love a penguin!
(Still trying to sneak read bits of the tagged book, but struggling)
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I do love a penguin!
(Still trying to sneak read bits of the tagged book, but struggling)
At heart, Coleridge and Southey were both conservative about gender roles and sensuality, and shared an essentialist view of female attributes in which women's 'natural ' sphere was the domestic, and emancipation of women's desires would only free them to better occupy this role.
...where even disappointments and failures were necessary steps.
I don't think I'd get along with Priestley's work!
The success of the Rights of Man (Thomas Paine).
(The 'acquaintance' sounds a bit jealous to me!)
