Vol. 25 No. 2: (Fall 1998)

Articles

• Ralph Waldo Emerson, George Dawson, and the Control of the Lecture Platform in Mid- Nineteenth Century Manchester

  Martin Hewitt

  1-23

• The Voices of the Poor? Dialogue in Henry Mayhew’s London Labour and the London Poor

  Paul Thomas Murphy

  24-44

• Gerard Manley Hopkins’ Journal and the Poetics of Natural History

  Mary Ellen Bellanca

  45-63

• The Frontier and Industrialization in the Democratic State: Nineteenth-Century Socio-Political and Cultural Orders in Twain’s ‘Old Times on the Mississippi

  James A. Wohlpart

  64-90

• Mark Twain’s Books Do Furnish a Room: But a Uniform Edition Does Still Better

  Louis J. Budd

  91-102

• Sincerity and the Subject in Wilde’s De Profundis

  Helen F. Maxson

  103-116