This pathbreaking collection engages in the important new work of rediscovering the hundreds of British women writing during the Romantic period, women who we now realize were central, not marginal, to the poetics and ideologies of Romanticism. Yet no previous volume has focused on British women's responses to the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars, or on their participation in the social, economic, religious, and poetic debates surrounding these political conflicts. As the first book to represent the full spectrum of women's participation in the Revolutionary debates, Rebellious Hearts uncovers a rich new field of literary and historical scholarship.

Jody Hedlund Brings History to Life Like Few Others In 1763 Massachusetts, Susanna Smith has grown up with everything she's ever wanted, except one thing: an education. Because she's a female, higher learning has been closed to her, but her quick mind and quicker tongue never back down from a challenge. She's determined to put her status to good use, reaching out to the poor and deprived. And she knows when she marries well, she will be able to continue her work with the less fortunate. Ben Ross grew up a farmer's son and has nothing to his name but his Harvard education. A poor country lawyer, he doesn't see how he'll be able to fulfill his promise to make his father proud of him. When family friends introduce him to the Smith family, he's drawn to quick-witted Susanna but knows her family expects her to marry well. When Susanna's decision to help an innocent woman no matter the cost crosses with Ben's growing disillusionment with their British rulers, the two find themselves bound together in what quickly becomes a very dangerous fight for justice.

A Lady's Vengeance Fiery Princess Shana will have her revenge on the man responsible for her father's death. To this dark end, she lures her enemy—Thorne de Wilde, Earl of Weston—into the forest to have him killed. But, mesmerized by his breathtaking masculinity, she spares him instead and takes the rogue prisoner. It is a decision she quickly regrets . . . A Lord's Desire Weston's powerful presence has been known to strip even the bravest men of their courage and will, but this bold Welsh beauty greets him with proud defiance, accusing him of foul crimes he never committed. Turning the tables on his brazen captor, the handsome giant of a man manages to escape and take Shana as his hostage—igniting her even greater fury . . . and a passion neither anticipates. And suddenly two sensuous enemies find themselves bound together in a searing alliance that will either destroy them both . . . or unite them in love for all time.

The world sees Lady Elora Brodie as a rigid, controlling noblewoman, but inside her beats a passionate and rebellious heart. Determined to protect her independence, she will do anything to avoid marriage to her insistent neighbor--and every other man for that matter. She will even venture beyond the comforts of home to traverse the disreputable shipyards of Edinburgh in search of a man reckless enough to set her plan in motion, a plan she hopes will ensure that she never need utter the words "to honor and obey." To all the world, Nathan Campbell is fearless, strong, irresistibly sexy and when not tracking down thieves for a price, he can generally be found in a tavern, too far into his cups and draped by women vying to welcome him into their beds. But if they were to look beyond his devilishly charming smile to his eyes, they would see that he was hollow inside, and no amount of coin, drink, or women could fill the void in his heart. Both Elora and Nathan will see the other as a means to achieve their worldly goals--but what if within their wounded hearts beats more? What if dreams lie in wait? Dreams that can only be realized when unleashed by a passion too powerful to contain and impossible to deny.

Ancient Egypt: History, Mythology & Literature is a meticulously curated anthology that serves as a prism through which the splendor and enigma of ancient Egypt are explored. This collection encompasses a broad range of literary styles, from scholarly analysis to narrative history, each piece contributing to a multifaceted understanding of a civilization that has fascinated humanity for millennia. The works within offer exceptional insights into the socio-political constructs, religious beliefs, and artistic expressions that underpinned ancient Egyptian society, highlighting notable texts that have significantly advanced our comprehension of this ancient culture. The contributing authors, including Lewis Spence, Arthur Gilman, George Rawlinson, E. A. Wallis Budge, Gaston Maspero, and Agnes Sophia Griffith Johns, are esteemed scholars whose collective expertise provides a panoramic view of ancient Egypts historical depth and its literary legacy. These contributors have been integral to the field of Egyptology, each adding layers of complexity and understanding to the anthologys cohesive exploration of ancient Egyptian life, myth, and literature. Their works reflect a range of historical, cultural, and literary movements, enriching the anthology with diverse perspectives and scholarly rigor. This anthology is an indispensable resource for those captivated by the ancient world. It invites readers to engage with a constellation of perspectives on one of historys most enduring civilizations. Through its exploration of history, mythology, and literature, the collection offers a unique opportunity to immerse in the richness of ancient Egyptian culture. For students, academics, and enthusiasts alike, Ancient Egypt: History, Mythology & Literature provides a comprehensive and enlightening journey through the texts that have shaped our understanding of this ancient civilization, encouraging a deeper appreciation for its complexity and legacy.