- Paul Bunyan, "
Delariviere Manley's
Prose Fiction",
Philological Quarterley, 13 (1934), p. 168-88. Anderson, Paul Bunyan, "Mistress
Delarivière Manley's Biography"...
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Montagu Mademoiselle de Scudéry
Menippean satire Sometimes spelt Delariviere,
Delarivière or de la Rivière. Morgan,
Fidelis (1986). A
Woman of No Character...
- for Love (1695)
William Congreve Mrs
Frail The
Royal Mischief (1696)
Delariviere Manley Homais The City Lady (1696)
Thomas Dilke Lady
Grumble Boadicea...
- Died 13
April 1679 (aged 74–75) Old Court,
Llangattock Lingoed Spouse Delariviere Cholmondeley (1644
Military service Rank Major-General Battles/wars Eighty...
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relationship being ****ual, and
thinly disguised accusations appeared in print.
Delariviere Manley's
Memoirs of 1710
featured a
character called Bartica who was...
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Retrieved 17
March 2012. Anderson, Paul
Bunyan (February 1936). "Mistress
Delariviere Manley's Biography".
Modern Philology. 33 (3): 261–278. doi:10.1086/388202...
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cultural sanctions against **** behaviors. For instance, in 1709,
Delariviere Manley published The New Atlantis,
attacking **** activities. However...
- pamphleteer. Her
first name is
actually Delarivier (sometimes
spelt Delariviere,
Delarivière or de la Rivière) or Delia. Mary
McLeod Bethune 1875
America Sojourner...
- Hearne. The first, The Lover's W****,
appeared in 1718,
dedicated to
Delariviere Manley; the second, The
Female Deserters,
appeared in 1719.
Edmund Curll...
- and they had five children:
Katherine Long
Goldney (b. 1878), Mary
Delarivière Goldney (b. 1880),
Eveline Margaret Hungerford Goldney (b. 1882), Lucy...
