[hardy-l] Women and Sexuality by RM

[Rosemarie Morgan]

You are very generous Carolyn.

I think you'll find that Acton has his opposition.  Havelock Ellis's 10 
vols (was it -- or 8 ) -- anyway voluminous -- is perhaps one of the most 
informed spirits of the age.  He is thorough at any rate. which I don't 
feel Acton really was (Ellis and Hardy did meet - albeit briefly)

Best
Rosemarie

  At 04:35 PM 2/21/2009, you wrote:
>Thank you, Rosemarie,
>
>I have found your far more comprehensive book online at 
>http://books.google.co.uk
>
>Women and Sexuality in the Novels of Thomas Hardy
>By Rosemarie Morgan
>Published by Routledge, 1988
>ISBN 0415002680, 9780415002684
>205 pages (though some pages are not included online).
>
>I have already found much of interest and to enlighten in the chapter on 
>TESS and look forward to re-reading in order to better digest.
>
>best wishes
>
>Carolyn McGrath
>
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