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The concern of all eighteenth-century 'conduct' manuals for women is how women might create themselves as objects of male desire, but in terms which will contain that desire within the publicly sanctioned form of marriage.
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Mary Wollstonecraft, Education of Daughters, Elizabeth Carter, Mary Hays, French Revolution, Magdalen House, Sir Charles, Aphra Behn, Charlotte Charke, Mary Astell, Miss Wollstonecraft, Teresia Constantia Phillips, Clara Reeve, Eliza Haywood, Elizabeth Montagu, Helen Maria Williams, Monthly Review, Paradise Lost, Project of the Publick Stews, Samuel Johnson
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