Whilst an important and under-researched example of women's writing, scholars of Romanticism and the nineteenth century will also find much value in this challenging political satire.
Part I History Of the Court of England. vol. I. /; Chapter I An Heir Apparent; Chapter II A Tender Attachment; Chapter III A Victim to Gratitude; Chapter IV The Dangers of a Court; Chapter V Mistaken Confidence; Chapter VI A Crafty Widow; Chapter VII A Valuable Friend, and an Intriguing Mistress; Chapter VIII Princely Recreations; Chapter IX A Reformation; Chapter X English Rebellion, and French Policy; Chapter XI Excursions to France; Chapter XII; Chapter XIII A Cessation to the Earthly Sorrow of an Unfortunate; Chapter XIV A Triumph; Chapter XV The Sad Chance of War; Chapter XVI British Ladies of Former Days; Chapter XVII Disappointed Ambition; Chapter XVIII A Change of Ministry; Chapter XIX; Chapter XX A Character; Chapter XXI A Mystery;
