Mary Wollstone Godwin: 1759-1797

Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin is one of the true pioneers in the literature of women's rights. Not only was she the mother of Mary Shelley, author of the gothic horror classic, "Frankenstein", Godwin was a prolific writer and a unique voice for her era. This newly published bibliography is a second, expanded and corrected edition and includes not only her works and translations, but all known works about Mrs. Godwin and a chronology of her life.