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Introduction Stephen G. Hague and Karen Lipsedge Part I: The Organization and Arrangement of Space Staging Fictions for Domestic Privacy in Early Eighteenth-Century London Households Paula Humfrey Reading Pamela Through the Domestic Parlour: Rooms, Social Class, and Gender Karen Lipsedge "I will not be thus constrained": Domestic Power, Shame, and the Role of the Staircase in Richardson’s Clarissa Kristin Distel "A Small House in the Country": Cottage Dreams and Desires in the Eighteenth-Century English Imagination Julie Park Part II: Money, Value, and Consumption "I am now determined to inform you what I am sure will amaze you": Objects, Domestic Space, and the Economics of Gentility Stephen G. Hague Home Economics: Female Estate Managers in Long Eighteenth-Century Fiction and Society Beth Cortese Genteel, Respectable and Airy: The Lodgings Market in London, 1770-1800 Gillian Williamson "Great earthly riches are no real advantage to our posterity": Space, Archaeology and the Philadelphia Home Deborah L. Miller Part III: Different Perspectives on Home Transatlantic Domesticity and the Limits of a Genre in A Woman of Colour Victoria Barnett-Woods Making Room: Queer Domesticity in Jane Austen’s Emma and the Anne Lister Diaries Margaret A. Miller Servants’ Furniture: Hierarchies and Identities in the English Country House Jon Stobart Making the Bed, Making the Lower-Order Home in Eighteenth-Century Scotland Katie Barclay 13. Hierarchies of the

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