Rosemary Mitchell

Rosemary Mitchell in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography observes that she seems not to have been much interested in Clifford.

The Art of Needlework was received by the Athenæum as a text that insinuate[s] that needlework is the proper sphere of a woman's activity. The review argues otherwise, stating that, in the...

The Critical Review gave our sensible and entertaining traveller its lead review in April 1813.Rosemary Mitchell in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography calls MCone of the most...

Rosemary Mitchell in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography calls her a popular exponent of the scholarly work of orientalists such as Sir William Jones , explaining and celebrating Hindu culture and achievements and attempting...

Of ST 's popular histories and biographies, scholar Rosemary Mitchell observes: although lively and not devoid of insight, these works rarely exhibited any research beyond the most obvious secondary sources.

Recent critics cite Logie Town as ST 's most representative and effective work. The true heart and soul of the novel,, writes the scholar Moira Burgess , is its picture of Logie ....

CL 's tracts are typically didactic narratives. Through the resolution of moral dilemmas they offer practical advice for everyday Christian life. The writing style is that of a testimony, emotionally charged, and the action moves...