Harriet Beecher-Stowe - The Chimney Corner
Harriet Beecher-Stowe's 'The Chimney Corner' is a collection of post-Civil War essays written under the pseudonym Christopher Crowfield. The pieces are framed as conversations around a fireside, covering topics such as women's suffrage, education, fashion, and the economy during Reconstruction. Stowe reflects on the role of women in society and the challenges of building a civilized nation after the war.
Episodes
Ch.1 What will you do with her? or The Woman Question
Ch. 6 Boily Religion: A Sermon on Good Health
Ch 3.2 A family-Talk on Reconstruction
Ch.5 The Transition
Ch. 3.1 A Family-Talk on Reconstruction
Ch.4 Is Woman a Worker?
Ch.2.1 Woman's Sphere
Ch. 2.2 Woman's Sphere
Ch. 7 How Shall we Entertain our Company?
Ch.11 The Cathedral
Ch.13 The Noble Army of Martyrs
Ch.10 What are the sources of Beauty in Dress
Ch.12 The New Year
Ch.8 How Shall we be Amused?
Ch.9 Dress, or who makes the Fashions
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