Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Madame Roland” in chapter 3 of Lydia Maria Child, Letters of Lydia Maria Child:
...d equality of civil rights, irrespective of sex, engaged her attention.
Under all the disadvantages of her estrangement from popular favor, her charming Greek romance of Philothea and her Lives of Madame Roland and the Baroness de Staiel proved that her literary ability had lost nothing of its strength, and that the hand which penned such terrible rebukes had still kept its delicate touch, and gracefully yi...
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