The diary of Lady Margaret Hoby is the earliest, and in many ways the least fully developed of the texts I consider; at times simply a sketch of her daily activities and religious observance, it is at the other end of the scale from the narratives with which I conclude this study.
An edition of Autobiography and Gender in Early Modern Literature
(2005)
Autobiography and Gender in Early Modern Literature
Reading Women's Lives, 16001680
by Sharon Cadman Seelig
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"The diary of Lady Margaret Hoby is the earliest, and in many ways the least fully developed of the texts I consider; at times simply a sketch of her daily activities and religious observance, it is at the other end of the scale from the narratives with which I conclude this study."
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