The Coquette

The CoquetteThe Coquette (1797) is a novel by American author Hannah Webster Foster. Published anonymously, The Coquette was one of eighteenth century Americas bestselling books. Based on the story of Elizabeth Whitman, a New England socialite whose death during the birth of her illegitimate child was a sensational topic in newspapers at the time, Fosters novel attempts to turn tragedy and gossip into a topic of serious moral and social discussion. The Coquette

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