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Fettered For Life; Or, Lord And Master: A Story Of To-day
Lillie Devereux Blake, Cairns Collection of American Women Writers
Sheldon & Company, 1874
Women
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Fettered For Life; Or, Lord And Master: A Story Of To-day
Lillie Devereux Blake, Cairns Collection of American Women Writers
Sheldon & Company, 1874
Women
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First published in 1874, and long out of print, Fettered for Life is not your average 19th-century novel. Laura Stanley is a young woman with a purpose behind her college education. We follow her difficulties in finding a job in a world of lechers, wife-beaters, and con men. Her first night in New York City lands her in jail simply for being out alone after dark. Juxtaposed against Laura's struggles is the life of her wealthy friend, Flora Livingston, who ends up as a trophy in a destructive, loveless marriage. And there's a surprise character, unusual for 19th-century literature, whose startling secret is revealed to Laura at the novel's end.
About the Author:
LILLIE DEVEREUX BLAKE (1833 - 1913) was a fiction writer, essayist, journalist, lecturer, and activist. GRACE FARRELL is Rebecca Clifton Reade Professor of English at Butler University in Indianapolis.
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- PublisherNabu Press
- Publication date2011
- ISBN 10 1175155934
- ISBN 13 9781175155931
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages394
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