Autobiography & Biography
Autobiographical SketchesAnnie Besant, a remarkable nineteenth-century activist and writer, reviews her extraordinary life history in this autobiography. Read More |
Autobiography"In a field dominated by male practitioners, Martineau's uncompromising account of her life, relationships, travels, and illnesses deserves much wider recognition." - Valerie R. Sanders, University of Hull Read More |
The Autobiography of Ashley Bowen, 1728-1813"Heretofore only available to scholars working in research libraries, The Autobiography of Ashley Bowen can now become essential reading in undergraduate courses." - Robert A. McCaughey, Columbia University Read More |
The Autobiography of Margaret Oliphant"The original order and structure of the manuscript have been restored, revealing new aspects of Oliphant's intentions and artistry." - Joseph H. O'Mealy, University of Hawaii Read More |
Confessions of an English Opium-EaterPerhaps the most famous drug narrative in British literature, Confessions is now available in a Broadview Edition. Read More |
Factory Lives" Factory Lives is a wonderful and wonderfully affordable resource for anyone who teaches British nineteenth-century literature, culture, or history." - Elaine Hadley, University of Chicago Read More |
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano"This new edition of Equiano ...will become the text of choice for both scholars and students of the Black Atlantic." - African American Review Read More |
A Known Scribbler"The book charts one extraordinary woman's life of writing, but its journal entries, letters and reviews also reveal the changing habits of a whole literary culture." - John Mullan, University College London Read More |
Life in the Sick-RoomIn this work, which is both memoir and treatise, Martineau seeks to educate the healthy and ill alike on the spiritual and psychological dimensions of chronic suffering. Read More |
