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girlhood and evangelicalism in nineteenth-century literature
Evangelical periodicals: representing girlhood in the popular press. "Heart talk": Chinese schoolgirls' letters to American girls / Karen Li Miller -- Lessons for girls in sunday school stories: representations of evangelical femininity in nineteenth-century religious periodicals for children in protestant Canada / Patricia Kmiec -- Daughters of a reading people: representations of African American girlhood and female literacy in the Christian recorder / Vanessa Steinroetter -- Whiteness and grace: racializing Christian girlhood. "Never was born [again]": grace, blackness, and Harriet Beecher Stowe's domestic evangelicalism / Allison S. Curseen -- Opaque bodies and perpetual girlhood in Harriet Wilson's Our nig / Laura J. Schrock -- Evangelicalism and work: reconceptualizing reform. Rebecca Harding Davis, Louisa May Alcott, and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps: saving the world by reclaiming caritas / Robin L. Cadwallader -- She "had such things to say!": listening to "deaf-mute" catty in Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's The silent partner / Jaime Osterman Alves -- Dwarfism and the evangelical: Mary Garrettson's call for reform in Mabel and her sunlit home and Little Mabel's friends / Rachel Cope -- Friends and family: evangelical and relational identities. "Love of kindred spirits": queer friendship and the evangelical bildungsroman from the Wide, wide world to Anne of green gables / Kristen Proehl -- The fortunate fall: disability and the marriage market in Martha Finley's Elsie's children and Elsie's widowhood / Allison Giffen -- Heavenly fathers: patriarchy, paternity, and affiliation in The lamplighter / Alison Tracy Hale.
edited by Allison Giffen and Robin Cadwallader.
Routledge studies in nineteenth-century literature