I. Jane Austen's sisters: twenty-one titles in fifty-six volumes; II. Female education: The wrongs of women, The rights of woman: fourteen titles in eighteen volumes; III. Mary Wollstonecraft: great vindicator or 'unsex'd female'?: nine titles in fifteen volumes / edited by Gina Luria Walker 

(ABS) Introductions to each series of books and a list of the titles edited.||(CON) I. Beckford: Azemia, Modern novel writing; Brunton: Self-control; Edgeworth: Moral tales for young people; Fenwick: Secresy; Hamilton: Memoirs of modern philosophers; Hanway: Ellinor; hays: Memoirs of Emma Courtney; King: Waldorf; Opie: Adeline Mowbray; Porter: Walsh Colville; Robinson: Walsingham; Smith: Desmond, The old manor house, The young philosopher; West: The advantage of education, A gossip's story, A tale of the times; Williams: Julia; Yearsley: The royal captives.||(CON) II. Edgeworth: Letters for literary ladies, Practical education; Gisborne: An enquiry into the duties of the female sex; Gregory: A father's legacy to his daughters; Hamilton: Letters addressed to the daughter of a nobleman ...; Hays: An appeal to the men of Great Britain ..., Letters and essays; Macaulay: Letters on education; More: Strictures on the modern system of female education; Radcliffe: The female advocate; Polwhele: The unsex'd females; Reeve: Plans of education; Wakefield: Reflections on the present conditions of the female sex; West: Letters to a young lady.||(CON) III. Wollstonecraft: Thoughts on the education of daughters, Mary, A vindication of the rights of woman, Posthumous works: A. The wrongs of woman, B. The first book of a series of lessons for children, C. Letters to Imlay, D. Miscellaneous pieces: Letters to Mr. Johnson, Letter on the proper character of the French nation, Extract of the cave of fancy, On poetry, Hints [chiefly designed ...; Godwin: Memoirs of the author, St. Leon; Du Bois: St. Godwin; Duff: Letters on the moral and intellectual characters of women; [Anon]: The female aegis.||(PHY) Pamphlet in plastic folder.||(DON) Gift of Gina Luria Walker.