Is the lesser-known companion to Cleland's infamous Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, and an intriguing and accessible alternative to more familiar eighteenth-century novels. Witty and complex, with erotic elements, it is also a sophisticated comedy of manners that questions eighteenth-century ideas of masculinity and femininity.

One of the most appealing heroine's of English literature, Moll Flanders is born in 17th-century Newgate Prison, and is determined to face life head-on and raise herself out of abject poverty. Reissue.

Bernard Shaw's most notorious play, banned from the English stage for nearly thirty years, is now available in a stand-alone edition enhanced by a wide range of historical documents.

"Sheridan provides a clear and intelligent appraisal of Cockburn as an independent thinker and not simply the unquestioning disciple of the male philosophers she defended." -- Jacqueline Broad, Monash University, Australia

This is the only student edition of this vivid tale of crime, punishment, and urban unrest in Victorian London.

Lady Constance Lytton, a turn of the century suffragette, recounts her efforts on behalf of women's rights, and her experiences in prison. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Edith Wharton's important novel is accompanied in this new edition by a wealth of historical documents on women's roles, consumerism, and aesthetics.

This is the only edition available of this entertaining early nineteenth-century novel of romance and ideas.

The Alexandreis is an extraordinarily layered and subtle epic poem on the life of Alexander the Great.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman's most famous novel makes a sardonic commentary on American culture through its depiction of a society without men.