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By studying the reception of Martin's An Australian Girl, Lee analyses ways in which nineteenth-century romances came to be seen as a purely feminine literary product and thus sidelined from Australia's 'serious' writing.
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Women, Romance, and the Nation : The Reception of Catherine Martin's An Australian Girl
Australian Feminist Studies
Australian Feminist Studies
