HARRIET MARTINEAU.
Reading edition
Introductory175
Early days178
Literary ordeal180
Success of the Tales on Political Economy181
Her feeling, not literary, but truly social182
London Society (1832)184
Character of her judgments on Men187
The Whigs188
Carlyle's influence189
Interest in American slavery192
Her first novel194
The Atkinson Letters196
Her new religious opinions197
Eastern travels199
Retirement to the Lakes200
Her manner of life202
Translation of Comte204
Her right estimate of literary work205
Her Biographic Sketches208
Characteristics210