Vol. 19 No. 3: (Fall 1992): Special Issue on Victorian Political Prose

Articles

• Small Marks and Instinctual Responses: A Study in the Uses of Gladstone’s Marginalia

  John Powell

  1-17

• Historiography and Tory Restoration in Disraeli’s Fiction

  Ann Marie Ross

  18-45

• Radicalism and the Emerging Historical Profession in Victorian England: The Case of John Richard Green

  Anthony Brundage

  46-59

• ‘Booked for Passage’ on Cobbett’s Rural Rides: Ecology as Revolution

  Jan B. Gordon

  60-85

• The Bitter Cry of Outcast London and the Practice of Late Victorian Politics

  Neil Kunze

  86-98

• ‘Duty, desire to learn, and a mission from the Times’: Lord Curzon and His Travel Writings

  Derek Blakeley

  99-121

• F.C.G.

  Roy T. Matthews

  122-127