Charlotte - Paperback English by Kathryn Shevelow - 06/11/2006

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ISBN 13: 9780747579588
ISBN 10: 074757958X
Book Subtitle: The True Story of Scandal and Spectacle in Georgian London
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Editorial Review: Precocious, gifted, charismatic, and eccentric, Charlotte Charke illuminated the eighteenth century with the fleeting brightness of a shooting star. Kathryn Shevelow has written a remarkable book which admirably captures this most elusive of social rebels' Amanda Foreman, author of Georgiana 'Shevelow writes well and wittily, and captures the gamut of the eighteenth-century theatrical world, from its heights in Drury Lane - which went to Charlotte's bewigged head - to its depths among rural travelling players, where she ended up as a result' Sunday Times 'Charlotte is a remarkably learned and even more remarkably entertaining history - not only of a truly fascinating and startlingly-original woman, but also of her times and culture. Kathryn Shevelow brings to life the madness, absurdity and baseness of 18th-century Britain, and the recreates for modern readers the fascinating peculiarities of its theater world. This is a brilliant piece of popular history' David Liss, author of A Conspiracy of Paper 'Quite...show more
About the Author: A specialist in eighteenth-century British literature and culture, Kathryn Shevelow has been an award-winning professor at the University of California in San Diego for twenty years. She lives in Solana Beach, California.
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Author: Kathryn Shevelow
Edition Number: New Edition
Publication Date: 06/11/2006
Number of Pages: 272