Titles by Harriet Martineau

1802 – 1876

Harriet Martineau (1802-1876) was unusual for being a professional full-time writer at a time when few women were able to pursue such a career. She was a translator, novelist, speech writer, and journalist who wrote a popular defence of the free market, pioneering travel writing about a trip to America, and on the woman question.

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Titles

Harriet Martineau’s Autobiography, 2 vols.

Harriet Martineau

Harriet Martineau’s Autobiography, vol. 1

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy 9 vols.

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 1

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 2

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 3

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 4

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 5

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 6

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 7

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 8

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 9

Harriet Martineau

Illustrations of Taxation (1-5)

Harriet Martineau

Retrospect of Western Travel, 3 vols.

Harriet Martineau

Retrospect of Western Travel, vol. 1

Harriet Martineau

Retrospect of Western Travel, vol. 2

Harriet Martineau

Retrospect of Western Travel, vol. 3

Harriet Martineau

Harriet Martineau’s Autobiography, vol. 2 and Memorials of Harriet Martineau

Maria Weston Chapman

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