Daughters of Eve: The Labouring-class Autobiographical Hermeneutics of Two Romantic-Era English Prophetesses, Dorothy Gott (c.17481812) and Joanna Southcott (17501814)

Author： Cho Nancy Jiwon   Niblett Matthew  

Publisher： Edinburgh University Press

E-ISSN： 1750-0192|22|1|107-121

ISSN： 1750-0192

Source： Romanticism, Vol.22, Iss.1, 2016-04, pp. : 107-121

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