The Lady's Magazine

This book is a collection of articles, stories, poems and other material aimed at female readers in the eighteenth century. Its content ranges from essays on fashion, beauty and domestic management to tales of romance, travel and adventure. The book offers a valuable window into the world of women's reading and cultural production in the past, and will appeal to anyone interested in women's history, cultural studies and the history of print culture.

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