JSTOR Expanded Access: To Be(head) a Family: British Poetry and the Reclamation of Marie Antoinette by Trey Conatser

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Detail from Marie Antoinette Being Taken to her Execution by William Hamilton, 1794.

To Be(head) a Family: British Poetry and the Reclamation of Marie Antoinette by Trey Conatser

 An examination of early British poetry, circa 1791 through around 1796, which symbolized the downfall, death and British legacy of Marie Antoinette.