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,Becoming Ladies and Gentlemen in W. M. Thackeray’s , and Elizabeth Gaskell’s ,,le decade that testified to important events. The 1860s were characterised by achievements in science and technological advance, by the spread of Darwinism in all of its declinations, by the modernisation of the editorial market (and the enlargement of the reading public), and by a further mobility

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,The Strange Case of , and ,: R. L. Stevenson’s Last Adventures in Narration,deological duality — a perfect combination of reality and imagination, truth and invention. Scotland was not just his birthplace and the source of inspiration for many of his tales (and essays), it was, first and foremost, a cultural paradigm that continued to influence him to the end. Although . an

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,Becoming Ladies and Gentlemen in W. M. Thackeray’s , and Elizabeth Gaskell’s ,,ing’s death (1861) to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination (1865), from Prince Albert’s premature demise (1861) to the death of William Makepeace Thackeray (on the Christmas eve of 1863) and Elizabeth Gaskell (on 12 November 1865), whom the double literary commemoration is dedicated:

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,Introduction: The Sense of Unending. Closing Charlotte Brontë’s ‘Emma’,y a honeymoon in Ireland (where Nicholls’s family and relatives lived), during which Charlotte was almost certainly initiated into the surprises, discoveries, pleasures and eventual consequences, of sexual intercourse. In her letter to ‘dear Nell’ written in Haworth Parsonage (which had been readjus