Feminism, Aesthetics, and Subjectivity: Essays on Women and Culture in Early Twentieth Century British Literature

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Her chronicle , Bowen's Court , tells the story of ten generations of an Anglo - Irish family in County Cork from the ... Bowen , the last inheritor of the Big House , was forced to sell it in 1959 ; 47 Elizabeth Bowen , Seven Winters ...

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