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Eliza Fenwick
Eliza Fenwick: Early Modern Feminist by Lissa Paul, published by the University of Delaware Press in 2019. This is the illustrated paperback first edition and first printing, ISBN 978-1-64453-010-8.
Paul's scholarly biography reconstructs the transnational life of writer, teacher, and school owner Eliza Fenwick, a member of Mary Wollstonecraft's radical London circle. Drawing on Fenwick's correspondence, the book follows her work as an author of children's literature and her later life in Barbados, the United States, and Canada. The volume contains black-and-white illustrations, including reproduced historical material.
This copy is personally inscribed by Lissa Paul to Anita with a birthday message and thanks for her support over the years. The inscription is signed “Lissa” and dated May 2019, making this an author-inscribed copy rather than a flat-signed example.
The seller grades the book Very Good. Its original paperback cover is now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. A representative photographed interior spread appears clean and shows a full-page illustration, with no stains, tears, highlighting, or marginal notes visible there. Please review the photographs for the inscription and copy-specific appearance.
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Eliza Fenwick: Early Modern Feminist by Lissa Paul, published by the University of Delaware Press in 2019. This is the illustrated paperback first edition and first printing, ISBN 978-1-64453-010-8.
Paul's scholarly biography reconstructs the transnational life of writer, teacher, and school owner Eliza Fenwick, a member of Mary Wollstonecraft's radical London circle. Drawing on Fenwick's correspondence, the book follows her work as an author of children's literature and her later life in Barbados, the United States, and Canada. The volume contains black-and-white illustrations, including reproduced historical material.
This copy is personally inscribed by Lissa Paul to Anita with a birthday message and thanks for her support over the years. The inscription is signed “Lissa” and dated May 2019, making this an author-inscribed copy rather than a flat-signed example.
The seller grades the book Very Good. Its original paperback cover is now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. A representative photographed interior spread appears clean and shows a full-page illustration, with no stains, tears, highlighting, or marginal notes visible there. Please review the photographs for the inscription and copy-specific appearance.
