The Gentleman's Daughter: Women's Lives in Georgian England (Yale Nota Bene)
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The Gentleman's Daughter: Women's Lives in Georgian England (Yale Nota Bene)

by Amanda Vickery

History Biography
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In The Gentleman's Daughter, Amanda Vickery turns attention to women's lives in Georgian England. This historical study explores the social world of the era through a focus on women, gender, and everyday experience, presenting an engaging contribution to the understanding of Georgian society and women's history.

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The Gentleman's Daughter explores women's lives in Georgian England.

Amanda Vickery places women and their experiences at the center of a study of the Georgian era.

The book considers gender, society, and everyday life within the historical world of eighteenth-century England.

Published as part of the Yale Nota Bene series, it offers an accessible entry into women's history and Georgian culture.

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