Other recent pages on EOED:

OED's treatment of specific female writers of the long eighteenth century (project funded by the Leverhulme Trust), beginning with introductory account here under Types of source. After a note on Reading and recording conventions, individual pages follow on:

• Jean Adam: OED's record of the ballad 'There's Nae Luck About the House', Adam's collection Miscellany Poems, and lists of Unrecorded words and usages in her work - New words or senses, Antedatings, Postdatings, and those plugging OED's 18c gap or Early 18c gap

• Penelope Aubin: Aubin and the OED, together with some Unrecorded words or usages, and those plugging OED's 18c gap or Early 18c gap

• Anna Seward: firstly on Seward's poetry, and the Justified neglect? of this body of work by OED, along with lists of Unrecorded usages in her poetry - New words or senses, Antedatings, Postdatings, and those plugging OED's 18c gap or reducing it (18c top-up); and secondly on Seward's letters, along with discussion of First quotations, Hapax legomena, and Seward and OED3.

Further pages discuss Women's distinctive vocabulary (Distaff and kitchen and Courtship and marriage) and respective numbers of quotations in OED (Men and women compared).