Vol. 24 No. 1: (Spring 1997): Special Issue on Victorian Periodical Literature

Articles

• Introduction

  Rosemary T. VanArsdel

  1-6

• ‘The Electric Constable’: Telegraphic Language and the Capture of John Tawell, 1845-1854

  Jenny Davidson

  7-16

• ‘Securing the Suffrage of the Crowd’: George Newnes and the Million

  Kate Jackson

  17-38

• Victorian Women Writers and the Periodical Press: The Case of Harriet Martineau

  Alexis Easley

  39-50

• Women Poets as Critics in the Athenaeum: Ungendered Anonymity Unmasked

  Marysa Demoor

  51-71

• Painting for Reputation: The Pre-Raphaelites, John Ruskin, and the Victorian Press

  Leslie Williams

  72-88

• Hegemony at Home: The Queen, the Press, and the Rhetoric of Familial Love

  Virginia McKendry

  89-104

• ‘No Followers’: The Victorian Servant Problem

  Brian McCuskey

  105-123

• New Bibliographic Controls for Victorian Periodicals

  Barbara Quinn Schmidt

  124-131