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This 3 page paper discusses both the novel Charlotte Temple and its eponymous main character. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Charlotte Temple by Susanna Rowson Research Compiled for The Paper
Store, Inc. by K. Von Huben 8/2010 Please Introduction Charlotte Temple: A Tale of Truth by Susanna Rowson is more than
the all-too common story of a girl seduced and abandoned by a worthless man, it is a lecture that runs nearly 150 pages in length. This paper analyzes both the
novel and its main character, Charlotte Temple. Discussion The novel: The entire novel is a warning to young women about the dangers of listening to men who will seduce and
abandon them. The author is hardly subtle about this: she beats readers over the head with her homilies about being a good girl, obeying ones parents, and the dangers that
lie in wait for the innocent until a modern reader wants to scream. Of course, much of the difficulty in appreciating the story lies in the fact that it was
written in 1794, and society has changed so dramatically since then as to make the authors observations irrelevant to the way we live now. However, given the epidemic of teen
pregnancy, the student can make a good argument that Rowsons message, to be a little more careful about listening to men who seem caring but really just want sex and
will lie to get it, has a lot of merit. But overall, the book could just as well be titled Young Women Beware! Part of the problem is that Rowson
goes off on wild tangents at times. She spends nearly 50 pages describing how Charlottes mother and father met. While this goes to help the readers understanding of how a
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