The Tropical Extravagance of Bertha Mason
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Peking Plots: Fictionalizing the Boxer Rebellion of 1900
Ross G. Forman
Forming the Chivalric Subject: Felicia Hemans and the Cultural Uses of History, Memory, and Nostalgia
David Rothstein
The Reworking of Work
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Sonnets from the Portuguese and the Politics of Rhyme Margaret M. Morlier
Introduction: Re-mapping Anglo-Jewish Literary History
Cynthia Scheinberg
Jerusalem and Jewish Memory: Judith Montefiore's Private Journal
Judith W. Page
Hagar in Christian Britain: Grace Aguilar's "The Wanderers"
Daniel A. Harris
"Permanently Blacked": Julia Frankau's Jewish Race
Michael Galchisnky
Leaving "The Tribal Duckpond": Amy Levy, Jewish Self-Hatred, and Jewish Identity
Linda Hunt Beckman
Capitalism, Charity, and Judaism: The Triumvirate of Benjamin Farjeon
Michelle Persell
"They That Walk in Darkness": Ghetto Tragedies: The Uses of Christianity in Israel Zangwill's Fiction
Meri-Jane Rochelson
Review Essay: Semitism and Criticism: Victorian Anglo-Jewish Literary History Nadia Valman
Browning's Bishop Conceives a Tomb: Cultural Ordering as Cultural Critique E. Warwick Slinn
"Determined Raptures": St. Sebastian and the Victorian Discourse of Decadence
Thackeray and AThe Great Master of Craigenputtoch@: A New Review of The Life of John Sterling -- and a New Understanding K. J. Fielding
Autobiography without Borders
Rosemarie Bodenheimer
Victorian Paratexts
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Representing the Nation: Poetics, Landscape, and Empire in Nineteenth-Century Culture
GSAS /
NYU
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