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Through an examination of the lives and selected works of two 18th-century writers, this study attempts to discover why these women identified so strongly with their fathers, whose conservative, patriarchal views advocated the repression of democracy and freedom of speech.

English fiction --- Women and literature --- Fathers and daughters in literature. --- Patriarchy in literature. --- Literature --- History and criticism. --- History. --- Women authors --- More, Hannah, --- Edgeworth, Maria, --- Edgeworth, --- Author of Practical education, --- Practical education, Author of, --- Author of Letters for literary ladies, --- Letters for literary ladies, Author of, --- Edgeworth, Eliza, --- Chip, Will, --- One of the laity, --- Author of Percy, --- Percy, Author of, --- Moore, Hannah, --- Z., --- Political and social views. --- Thematology --- Psychological study of literature --- English literature --- More, Hannah --- Edgeworth, Maria