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Chloe: Just a note before we begin - this episode contains outdated and offensive language found in historical records. We have preserved this wording where necessary to accurately reflect the historical sources and their context. It’s Christmas Eve, 1776, in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Spain. For the best part of seven hours, a small American ship has been running for her life.
This article explores how Felicia Hemans' experience of the Napoleonic Wars interacted with the military experiences of her brothers, both officers in service overseas, through an intimate dialogue between the scene of war and home. Their military experiences informed her affective responses to war and allowed her to critically question the political events of the day and to negotiate her sense of self as a sister, as a young woman and as a writer.
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