Titlebook: Women of Faith in Victorian Culture; Reassessing the ‘Ang Anne Hogan,Andrew Bradstock Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Drunkard, the Brute and the Paterfamilias: the Temperance Fiction of the Early Victorian Writerand above all subordinate role for women.. Male excellence is foregrounded and female excellence is not mentioned; but for the attentive reader the implication remains that if men and women are created morally equal, the man who is not ‘a(chǎn)ltogether good’ will be less good than a ‘truly good man’ . a

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,: Rejecting the Angel’s Influence,, all-encompassing image of Victorian womanhood which combined the perfection of purity, spirituality, love and beauty. The angel has, however, also come to represent submission, immobility and confinement: and, as Nina Auerbach has pointed out,. contains within its phraseology a conflicting and pro

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,From Hearth to Heath: Angelic Transformations in May Sinclair’s Major Novels,ce she began writing in 1897, and wrote her more significant contributions to the English novel between 1914 and 1922. However the central characters of the three novels I wish to discuss are fictional representations of products of a Victorian upbringing, an upbringing shared by Sinclair herself. I

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Nonconformist Obituaries: How Stereotyped Was Their View of Women?,nd its offshoots.. The 1851 census, despite the difficulties in interpreting its data, showed that, measured in terms of Sunday attendances, Nonconformity had grown dramatically in the first part of the nineteenth century, and was challenging the dominance of the Established Church.. Well over half

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