The History of Sir George Ellison

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Eighteenth-Century Novels by W (1996)
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This book is a reprint of an eighteenth century novel on an ideal society run by single women. Under the guise of fiction, the author gives her views on subjects ranging from marriage to slavery.

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0813119383   0813108497

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