‘consider yourself kissed’: intimacy, engagement, and material culture in nineteenth-century middle- class english love letters

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• who: Maggie Kalenak and collaborators from the Fay Bound, u2018Writing the Self? Love and the Letter in England, c1660-c.1760`, Literature and History, (2002), . Sally Holloway, The Game of Love in Georgian England Courtship, Emotions and Material Culture (Oxford: Oxford University Press, ), p., . Holloway, The Game of Love, pp., . See, for example, the difficulties of conveying love letters represented in the correspondence between Mary Hays and John Eccles. Eccles, especially, often cut his writing short to ensure that a relative (usually his sister) would be able to take his epistle to Mary. For examples see the . . .
  

   

  

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