The Female Poets of the Seventeeth Century

The Female Poets of the Seventeeth Century

Anne Bradstreet - To My Dear and Loving Husband

Liza Ross

Anne Bradstreet - To the Memory of My Dear and Honoured Father

Anne Bradstreet - Autumn

Anne Bradstreet - Winter

Margaret Cavendish - Of Earth

Margaret Cavendish - If Infinite Worlds, Infinite Centres

Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle - An Apology for Her Poetry

Katherine Phillips - Friendship's Mystery

Katherine Philips - L'amitie, To Mrs M Awbrey

Katherine Phillips - Against Love

Katherine Phillips - To One Persuading a Lady to Marriage

Aphra Behn - The Willing Mistress

Aphra Behn - To Mrs B

Aphra Behn - A Letter to a Brother of the Pen in Tribulation

Richard Mitchley

Aphra Behn - Love Armed

Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz - My Divine Lysis

Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz - My Lady

Jane Barker - To My Young Lover

Jane Barker - A Virgin Life

An Collins - Another Song - An Extract from Divine Songs and Meditacions

Richard Mitchley

Lady Mary Chudleigh - To the Ladies

Lady Mary Chudleigh - The Wish

Anne Wharton - Elegy on the Earl of Rochester

Richard Mitchley

Anne Killgrew - Love, The Soul of Poetry

Anne Killgrew - An Invective Against Gold

Anne Killgrew - A Farewell to Worldly Joys

Anne Killigrew - An Epitaph on Herself

Anne Kingsmill Finch - The Atheist and the Acorn

Anne Kingsmill Finch - Consolation

Anne Kingsmill Finch - To a Husband

Anne Kingsmill Finch - Hope

Mary Astell - Ambition

Sarah Fyge-Egerton - The Liberty

Sarah Fyge Egerton - On My Leaving London, June the 29th

Richard Mitchley

Elizabeth Taylor - To Mertill Who Desired Her to Speak....

Mary Collier - The Woman's Labour - An Epistle to Mr Stephen Duck (Extract)

Lady Mary Wortley Montagu - Constantinople

Mary Wortley Montagu - Written at Lovere, October 1736

Mary Barber - The Oak and Its Branches