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Frances Trollope in a Victorian Network of Women’s Biographiesed in books printed in Britain and North America in the nineteenth century. This persona is supposed to represent a historical individual with many documented relationships and activities. Most of the reasons for noting Frances Trollope today have to do with her role as a novelist, as the mother of

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Representing Leigh Hunt’s century literary life, with the widest circle of acquaintance and as large a claim as any to the shaping of literary opinion” (2). In my earlier monograph, ., I illustrated the kinds of change that Hunt’s reputation went through over a 30-year timespan. That study attempted to elaborate the problema