Women Writing Race in the Seventeenth-Century English Atlantic : Civil Agents (Hardcover)

Acknowledgments

1 Introduction

2?“I keep up the Right of my place”: Margaret Cavendish Protects White Womanhood

3 “What harme have I done in pretending to great Titles?”: Civility as White Innocence and White Property in Mary Carleton’s Narratives

4 Civilizing Quakers: Race and Gender in Anglo-Caribbean Quaker Family Discourse

5 Civility’s Antithesis: Patience Boston, an Indigenous Woman, Tells Her Story

Afterword: Women Writing Whiteness?

Bibliography
Index