Anne-Thérèse de Lambert
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Standard Name: Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de
Birth Name: Marie-Anne-Thérèse de Marguenat de Courcelles
Titled: Anne-Thérèse, marquise de Lambert
Used Form: Anne-Therese de Lambert
Used Form: Anne-Therese Lambert
Pseudonym: Une Dame de la Cour de France
Paris salon which she ran during the early decades of the eighteenth century, which was highly influential for French literature and culture, and for her writings. These include advice-writings, a treatise on the status of women, and essays on friendship, old age, and other popular topics. They were just as influential in English translation as in their original form.
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Texts
Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de. Advice from a Mother to her Son and Daughter. Translator Hatchett, William, Thomas Worrall, 1728.
Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de. “Dedication, Translator’s Preface”. Advice from a Mother to her Son and Daughter, translated by. William Hatchett, Thomas Worrall, 1728, p. iii - xii.
Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de. Essays on Friendship and Old-Age. Translator Hayley, Eliza, Dodsley, 1780.
Hayley, Eliza, and Anne-Thérèse de Lambert. “Introductory Letter to William Melmoth, Esq”. Essays on Friendship and Old-Age, Dodsley, 1780, pp. 5-34.
Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de, and John Lockman. New Reflexions on the Fair Sex. N. Prevost, W. Bickerton, J. Pote and T. Lewis, 1729.
Lockman, John, and Anne-Thérèse de Lambert. “Preface”. New Reflexions on the Fair Sex, N. Prevost, W. Bickerton, J. Pote and T. Lewis, 1729, p. xi - xxii.
Lambert, Anne-Thérèse de. Works. W. Owen, 1749.