... event in the evolutionary history of this theme was the Indian Mutiny of 1857, and one text that translated this lesson of the Mutiny most powerfully for popular thinking was Mary Elizabeth Braddon's famous sensation novel Lady Audley's Secret (1861-62). © 2009 by Novel, Inc. 2009 Works Cited...

...Caroline Wilkinson Abstract This article radically reframes Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady in relation to the Underground Railroad, the transatlantic slave trade, US slavery, and racial housing segregation. Focusing on the house in Albany, New York, where Isabel Archer stays in the 1850s...

...Elizabeth Brogden This article argues that the protagonist of Henry James's first work of psychological realism, The Portrait of a Lady (1881), has an oblique relationship to its plot. In this novel, James constructs Isabel's subjectivity (her feeling, apperception, and psychological depth...

...Victoria Coulson Abstract This article begins with critics’ hostility toward Gilbert Osmond, the notorious villain of Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady (1881). It identifies this tradition as a response to Osmond's identity as a trans woman and to the mode of embodiment that Osmond demonstrates...

... the country house, as both Lady Dedlock and Mrs. Ramsay travel away from their country houses before their off-screen deaths foreclose the possibility of a return. Works Cited Armstrong Nancy . “ Why Looking Backward Is Necessary to Looking Forward .” Victorian Literature and Culture 47 . 1...

..., 1985 . np. Defoe , Daniel . “Defoe’s Review.” Intro. Arthur Wellesley Secord. Vol. 7 . New York: Columbia UP, 1938 . np. France , Peter . Politeness and its Discontents . Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1992 . Grant , Ann MacVicar . Memoirs of an American Lady with Sketches...

... of ignorance in which the ladies of the great manufacturing families are brought up, as to the real condition of the people employed in the concernfrom whence their wealth is derived. (93) So proclaims the narrator of Frances Trollope's The Life and Adventures of Michael Armstrong, the Factory...

.... Anachronism and the Uses of Form in Joseph Andrews SCOTT BLACK In a signature gesture, Fielding describes Lady Booby" love with a figure that finally literalizes her passion by leaving it unsaid: Not the Great Rich, who turns Men into Monkeys...

... ( 1994 ): 421 –48. Robertson , A. Ireland . “The Gretna ‘Blacksmith’ Myth. ” Scotsman 11 Apr . 1903 : 8 . Reynolds , Susannah Frances , and Mrs. G.W.M. Reynolds Gretna Green; or, All for Love . London: John Dicks, 1850 . Rev. of Gretna Green, by Charles Stuart. Lady’s...

... of concealing the past, in a sense, by erasing its narrative. Each disguises Lady Dedlock in his own way: Tulkinghorn does so to safeguard her and his own position, and Guppy—able to treat traces of past narratives as though they were commodities—does so as a means of blackmail. The detection of Mrs...

... , Mary . “Mrs. Charlotte Smith.” British Public Characters . Ed. Richard Phillips. Vol. 3 . London. 1800–01 . 43 –65. Smith , Charlotte Mrs . Lady’s Monthly Museum May 1799 : 336 –41. Labbe , Jacqueline M. “The exiled self: images of war in Charlotte Smith’s ‘The Emigrants...

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.... ginsburg | narratives of survival 413 By making the ladies of Cranford relatively impecunious, Gaskell shows that the effort, time, and ingenuity that go into domestic labor are essential for the survival of the material home. Thus when Miss Jenkyns buys a new rug, the narrator...

... included the lines that within his source text identify this address to the rose as a speech made by one of the minor characters of The Lady of the Lake : “Thus spoke young Norman, heir of Armandave, / What time the sun arose on Vennachar's broad wave” ( Scott, Lady 95 ). With this couplet sheared away...

... words-LET THIS EXPIATE!- reverberate through the novel's conclusion, they are transcribed for us by Lovelace's French valet, debas- ing Lovelace's would-be sublimity of sentiment by emphasizing the foreignness In a letter to Lady Braclsliaigh, Richardson writes: "I thought I had made...

... . Jones , Edgar Yoxall . Father of Art Photography: O. G. Rejlander, 1813–1875 . Greenwich: New York Graphic Society, 1973 . “The Lady of Shalott's Negatives.” Photographic Times and American Photographer 16.272 ( 3 Dec. 1886 ): 626 –27. Leighton , John . “On Photography...

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... with the ladies" (Theory, "Introduction" 30). We do know that Austen "was well acquainted with the Essayists of the beginning of her century, the Spectator, the Rambler, and NOVEL I FALL 2000 and Emma Woodhouse portraits of wealthy women whose behavior is appealing rather than...