EDITORS’ TOPIC: VICTORIAN IRELAND
The Anglo-Irish Dialect: Mediating Linguistic Conflict
ELIZABETH GILMARTIN
Photographic History and the Visual Appearance of an Irish Nationalist Discourse
1840-1870
SARAH JANE EDGE
“Too Much Knowledge of the Other World”: Women and Nineteenth-Century
Irish Folktales
KATHLEEN VEJVODA
Letting the Past Be Past: The English Poet and the Irish Poem
MATTHEW CAMPBELL
Blood Transfusions: Constructions of Irish Racial Difference, the English Working
Class, and Revolutionary Possibility in the Work of Carlyle and Engels
AMY E. MARTIN
The Anglo-Irish Threat in Thackeray’s and Trollope’s Writings of
the 1840s
LAURA M. BEROL
Love’s Labour’s Lost: Romantic Allegory in Trollope’s Castle
Richmond
BRIDGET MATTHEWS-KANE
An Angel in the House: The Act of Union and Anthony Trollope’s Irish
Hero
JANE ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY
The Representation of Phineas Finn: Anthony Trollope’s Palliser Series
and Victorian Ireland
PATRICK LONERGAN
For Health and Pleasure: The Turkish Bath in Victorian Ireland
TERESA BREATHNACH
The English Catholics and Irish Nationalism 1865-1890: A Tragedy in Five Acts
JACQUELINE CLAIS-GIRARD
REVIEW ESSAYS: VICTORIAN IRELAND
The Famine
PATRICK BRANTLINGER
The Literature and Culture of Nineteenth-Century Ireland
JAMES H. MURPHY
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Woman as Writer/Writer as Woman: George Paston’s A Writer of Books
MARIA CARLA MARTINO
REVIEW ESSAYS
Dante Gabriel and Christina Rossetti: A Pairing of Identities
NORMAN KELVIN
No “Land without Music” After All
RUTH A. SOLIE
Ghosts of Ghosts
NINA AUERBACH
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