The Learned Lady in England 1650-1760

Vassar Semi-Centennial Series: THE LEARNED LADY IN ENGLAND 1650-1760 by MYRA REYNOLDS is a comprehensive study of learned women in England during the specified period. The book delves into the education accomplishments and societal impact of these women highlighting their contributions to literature science and philosophy. Through detailed accounts of notable figures like Mary Sidney Lady Pembroke and Lady Jane Grey the author showcases the intellectual prowess and cultural significance of these women. The book also explores the societal attitudes towards women''s education and the role of noble families in fostering learning among women. With a focus on the achievements and influence of these learned ladies THE LEARNED LADY IN ENGLAND provides a compelling narrative of female scholarship in the early modern period.