An Anthology of Nineteenth-Century Women's Poetry from Spain Mark E McBeth and Miller-Jackson

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An Anthology of Nineteenth-Century Women's Poetry from Spain Mark E McBeth and Miller-JacksonWomen poets in nineteenth century France made important contributions to major stylistic innovations and many were prominent in their lifetime, yet only a few are known today, and nearly all have been unavailable in English translation. Of the fourteen poets in this anthology some were wealthy, others struggled in poverty; some were socially conventional, others were cynical or defiant. Their poems range widely in style and idea, from Romantic to