LIBRARY AND EARLY WOMEN'S WRITING

The Chawton House Library collections focus primarily on women's writing in English from 1600 to 1830, and the Library is open for members of the public to use. Further information about the collections and using the Library is given below, together with several online resources in the subject area.

Online catalogue Use a key-word search to browse the Library's online collection. More >

The collections An overview of the Library's collection of early women's writing. More >

Using the Library Information about using the Library and its facilities. More >

Women writers A collection of online biographies of early women writers. More >

Novels-On-Line Full-text transcripts of some of the Library's rarest novels. More >

Fiction in The Hampshire Chronicle, 1772-1829 Database of all references to fiction in this newspaper, 1772 to 1829. More >

Reading group Monthly meetings to discuss the work of early women writers. More >

The Female Spectator Details of how to receive the Library's quarterly newsletter. More >

Podcasts Selected Podcasts from lectures at Chawton House Library. More >

Further information, research papers and internships Related links, undergraduate research and internships. More >

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