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“Come Buy, Come Buy!”: Christina Rossetti and the Victorian Animal Marketionship between Christina Rossetti’s work with the Highgate Home for Fallen Women and her later opposition to vivisection. Her most famous poem, “Goblin Market,” reveals her fascination for exotic creatures, but also suggests that she was sensitive to the ways such animals could be regarded as mere

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Laurence W.‘Mazzeno,Ronald D. MorrisonAddresses both the treatment of actual animals in Victorian culture and their potential symbolic meanings.Demonstrates that the contexts in which the Victorians discussed animals have relevance for mo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-60219-0Animal Studies; Animal Autobiography; Darwinism; Emily Bronte; Robert Browning; Christina Rossetti; Genre;

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21794-6ritten by Dickens and several other writers reveal that the humane treatment of animals had become an increasingly mainstream concern by the 1850s. These articles frequently utilize common elements of humane ideology articulated by Harriet Ritvo: the policing of the lives of the poor, the enforcemen