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The book deals with fairy tales in traditional times and how the modern fairy tales are a transgression from the myths and folkloric flavours associated with the traditional tales. It talks about a Feminist re-reading of some of the major fairy tales of the world, where the subject speaks out, the subject of domination being a woman. Major Feminist literary theories and how the woman writes back have been seen as one of the most essential parts of this book.
The Carrolls of eighteenth century Maryland were representative of aristocratic blood in Ireland ... the name 'Carroll' was probably Americanized from O'Carroll ... three leading Carroll families settled in Maryland ... the third line of Carrolls was that of Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Representative of this line are Daniel Carroll I (1696-1751), the first settler; Daniel Carroll II (1730-1796), the statesman and signer of the Constitution; and John Carroll (1735-1815), first Archbishop of Baltimore.
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