Women Writers and Journalists in the Nineteenth-Century South (Cambridge Studies on the American South)
This focused study explores the contributions of white and Black women writers and journalists in the nineteenth-century South. Covering the periods before and after the Civil War, it brings attention to women’s roles in American literary, journalistic, and regional history.
About This Book
This study focuses on women writers and journalists in the nineteenth-century South.
It examines the work and experiences of both white and Black women.
The book considers the period before and after the Civil War.
It offers a focused contribution to the study of American literature, journalism, and Southern history.
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