Elizabeth Vesey and the Art of Educating Oneself, Between London and Lucan by Maria Stefanelli

“…The excursus points to her historical, philosophical, and theological formation as the daughter of the Bishop of Ossory, besides her acquaintance with foreign literatures (most prominently the Italian one) and her ideological involvement with the question of the American colonies that she only briefly hints at in a letter to her friend Mrs. …”
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