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| | | | Alexis Easley, ed.
BRITISH WRITERS, POPULAR LITERATURE AND NEW MEDIA INNOVATION,
1820-45
(Edinburgh University Press, 2024), 336 pages.
Reviewed by Sarah Allison on 2025-10-27
Victorian Media |
Call it the nineteenth century print culture sublime: an overpowering
miscellany of reprinted and newly-circulated works that included, among
many other new kinds of images and genres, works as diverse as religious
publications, secular celebrity forms, and fashion plates.
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| Lindsey N. Chappell
TEMPORAL FORMS AND THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY MEDITERRANEAN: WRITING BRITISH HERITAGE IN ANCIENT LANDS
(Cambridge University Press, 2024) x + 300 pp.
Reviewed by Ruth McAdams on 2025-10-13
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As I write, in September 2025, there are few bright spots in the
world and the academy, but I can say with confidence that it is a great
moment to study time.
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