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Editor: Joseph Bristow, Professor of English, UCLA Editorial Advisory Board: Hilary Fraser …

Based on extensive new research investigating the range of women's involvement in early
nineteenth-century popular politics, mid-Victorian reform and the women's movements of the …

The first article of the first issue of Eliza Cook's Journal (1849–54) was entitled 'A Word to my
Readers', a title that seems to indicate a straightforward encounter between …

Starting with a description of British Unitarianism, the present paper sheds light on how a
particular expression of Christianity in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century England …

In the semi-autobiographical Struggles for Fame, Eliza Meteyard's first novel, the heroine
Barbara struggles to make her way in the world. After enduring a childhood of abuse at a …

Eliza Cook's Journal is often considered an unambiguous example of a midcentury journal
of popular progress—that is, the kind of journal that addressed both middle-and working …

Through the analysis of the prose of two nineteenth-century women writers: the English Mary
Leman Grimstone and the Cuban-Spanish Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda, the present …

Compiled and edited for the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals, the RSVP
Bibliography covers articles dealing with periodicals in the period 1800-1914, culled from …

This sixty-eighth annual bibliography has been prepared by a committee of the Victorian Divi-
sion of the Modern Language Association of America: Edward H. Cohen, chair, Rollins …

In June 1839, the Chartists of Heckmondwike and Liversedge in the West Riding announced
their plans to build a 'People's Hall'. The Northern Star commented that the decision to build …