Special Feature: Victorian Scotland
Essays
- Kathrine Klein, “Scottish Angels in the Reign of Victoria”
- Mary M. Husemann, “Faith-Based Initiatives: Private and Public Reform in Margaret Oliphant’s Some Passages in the Life of Margaret Maitland”
- Carla E. Coleman, “Journal-istic Propaganda and Queen Victoria’s Construction of Scotland in Leaves from the Journal of a Life in the Highlands”
- Teresa Traver, “The Law and the Nation: Wilkie Collins and Scottish Identity”
Text
- Edward Cohen and Linda Fleming, “A Scottish Dozen: Uncollected Poems by Marion Bernstein”
Reviews
- Heather Miner, Rev. of Scotland, Britain, Empire: Writing the Highlands, 1760-1860, by Kenneth McNeil
- Deborah Logan, Rev. of Scotland’s Books: A History of Scottish Literature, by Robert Crawford, and The Mighty Scot: Nation, Gender, and the Nineteenth-Century Mystique of Scottish Masculinity, by Maureen M. Martin
- Albert Pionke, Rev. of Natural History Societies and Civic Culture in Victorian Scotland, by Diarmid A. Finnegan
Essays
- Ann-Marie Dunbar, “‘Now for Truth!’: Confession and Testimony in The Ring and the Book’
- April Bullock, “Thackeray’s Young Men: Bohemia and Manliness in the Novels of William Makepeace Thackeray”
- Micael M. Clarke, “Emily Brontë’s ‘No Coward Soul’ and the Need for a Religious Criticism”
- Rob Breton, “Typography in the Poor Man’s Guardian”
- Kathy Nixon, “Artful Womanhood: Thomas Love Peacock’s Reinvention of St. Catherine of Alexandria as an English Bride”
Reviews
- Suzanne Ozment, Rev. of The Dramatic Imagination of Robert Browning: A Literary Life, by Richard S. Kennedy and Donald S. Hair
- Jill Rappoport, Rev. of Portable Property: Victorian Culture on the Move, by John Plotz
- Linda M. Shires, Rev. of Milton and the Victorians, by Erik Gray
- Maria K. Bachman, Rev. of The Dickens Industry: Critical Perspectives, 1836-2005, by Eileen Gillooly and Deidre David; and Dickens and Creativity, by Barbara Hardy
- Ruth Knechtel, Rev. of Art and the Transitional Object in Vernon Lee’s Supernatural Tales, by Patricia Pulham
- Mary Ellis Gibson, Rev. of The Lotus and the Lion: Buddhism and the British Empire, by J. Jeffrey Franklin