The Smell of Class: British Novels of the 1860s
JANICE CARLISLE
Down among the Dead: Edwin Chadwick's Burial Reform Discourse in Mid-Nineteenth-Century
England
MARY ELIZABETH HOTZ
The Importance of Being an Earnest Improver: Class, Caste, and Self-Help in
Mid-Victorian England
ANNE BALTZ RODRICK
Charles Kingsley, the Romantic Legacy, and the Unmaking of the Working-Class
Intellectual
EVAN M. GOTTLIEB
Thomas Carlyle, Chartism, and the Irish in Early Victorian England
ROGER SWIFT
Instructive Sufficiency: Re-Reading the Governess through Agnes Grey
DARA ROSSMAN REGAIGNON
"The sovereign people are in a beastly state": The Beer Act of 1830 and Victorian
Discourse on Working-Class Drunkenness
NICHOLAS MASON
Performing the Voyage Out: Victorian Female Emigration and the Class Dynamics
of Displacement
JANET C. MYERS
Victorian Art History: Rap 2 Unwrapped
JOSEPH A. KESTNER
Millennial Victoria
ALISON BOOTH
Making What Will Suffice: Carlyle's Fetishism
YOON SUN LEE
Wilde's Salomé and the Ambiguous Fetish
AMANDA FERNBACH
Ethnographic Collecting and Travel: Blurring Boundaries, Forming
a Discipline
LAURA FRANEY
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