Unveiling 18th Century Women's Voices

This chapter explores the rich literary contributions of overlooked 18th-century women writers, spotlighting Mary Robinson's adventurous life and her connections in literary circles. It also highlights the significance of Chawton House as a research center dedicated to women’s literary history, while reflecting on Oliver Goldsmith's friendships with lesser-known Irish writers. Through personal anecdotes and scholarly insights, the speakers celebrate the legacies of these writers and their struggles within societal constraints.