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Women and Empire – Mary Shelley

By ageller | Published: April 30, 2012

Op-Ed Columnist Allegra Geller continues her series on ‘Women and Empire’ by looking closely at the tragic and triumphant life of Mary Shelley.

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Women and Empire – Mary Wollstonecraft

By ageller | Published: February 28, 2012

Op-Ed Columnist Allegra Geller reflects on the fascinating life of one of the English-speaking world’s first feminist writers, Mary Wollstonecraft.

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Women and Empire – Aphra Behn

By ageller | Published: January 28, 2012

Op-Ed Columnist Allegra Geller looks at the fascinating life of the late seventeenth-century political writer Aphra Behn through her semi-autobiographical colonial novel Oroonoko.

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