Journal of Victorian Culture

Article	Citations
The Best Developed Man in Great Britain and Ireland? Eugen Sandow and the Commercialization of Eugenics in Twentieth-Century Britain	2
The Remission of Our Ignorance: Beginning to Explore ‘The Cancer Problem’	2
Middleness: Provincial Fiction and the Aesthetics of Dull Life	2
Interpreters of the Real: Poems about Photographs in the Periodical Press, 1840–1860	2
Notes on Contributors	2
Notes on Contributors	1
Provincialism at Large: Reading Locality, Scale, and Circulation in Nineteenth-Century Britain	1
Ethnic Jokes: Mocking the Working Irish Woman: Winning Essay, Journal of Victorian Culture Graduate Essay Prize 2021	1
“Mirror, Mirror on the Wall”: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Version 2.0	1
Kennington Common, 10 April 1848: The Photographs, the Chartist Crowd, and the Coachman	1
‘A slashing review is a thing that they like’: Vivisection and Victorian Literary Criticism	1
Pugilism in Petticoats: Women and Prize-Fighting in Victorian Britain	1
A Catholic Atlantic?	1
Day in the Life	1
Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Music: Introduction	1
‘A Library of Our Own Compositions’: The Minervian Library and Children’s Social Authorship in Victorian Orkney	1
The Rossettis: Radical Romantics, or, GABRIEL DANTE ROSSETTI and Some Other People I Guess	1
Religion Pays: The Business of Art Industry Entrepreneurs and Splendour in the Spaces of Nineteenth-Century Irish Catholicism	1
Correction: Workers’ Responses to Paternalism in British Factory-Based Events (1840–1860)	1
Consumptive Killers: Tuberculosis and Crime Fiction From L. T. Meade to Doc Holliday	1
Ecumenism to Ontology: Stoker’s Theology of the Host	1
The Future Was Then	1
Performing Plainness in Sarah Stickney Ellis’s Friends at Their Own Fireside: Or, Pictures of the Private Life of the People Called Quakers	0
Even the dogs are shocked!	0
Working Lives and Beyond: The Workplace and the Formation of Popular Literary Cultures	0

Carving Destruction: Carlo Marochetti’s Monument to Granville Gower Loch (1853)	0
The Folklore of Evolution in Andrew Lang’s Writings	0
University Work: Re-Forming Manuscripts in Elizabeth Jesser Reid’s Correspondence Networks	0
Light and Devotion: Heber, Middleton and the Iconography of Conversion: J. G. Lough, Monument to Bishop Middleton (1832), and Francis Chantrey, Monument to Bishop Heber (1828–35)	0
Women, Home, and Alcohol: Constructed Façades and Social Norms in Nineteenth-Century Polish and British Representations of Female Drinking Practices	0
Contesting Hymnody in the Victorian Church: Henry Pegram’s Monument to John Stainer (1901–1903)	0
The Archaeological Aesthetic	0
Historicizing the Nineteenth-Century Entrepreneurial Theatrical Artisan: The Case of Henry Hamilton	0
“I didn’t know there were so many kinds of people and so many sorts of provincialism in the world’’: Tracking Provincialism Through the Nineteenth-Century Corpus	0
Bodily-Material Culture Techniques in the Spaces of the Devotional Revolution	0
Self-Fashioning Illusions: Twinship, Subjectivity, and Neo-Victorianism in Christopher Priest’s 
The Prestige	0
‘[D]onning the Garb of a Pit Girl again’: Imagining the ‘Pit Brow Lassie’ in Late-Victorian Fiction	0
A Catalogue of Labouring-Class and Self-Taught Poets, c. 1700–1900: A Reflection	0
Workers’ Responses to Paternalism in British Factory-Based Events (1840–1860)	0
A Tale of Two Bridges: The Poetry and Politics of Infrastructure in Nineteenth-Century Wales	0
William Morris, News from Nowhere, and the Hammersmith Bridge: Visual Encounters	0
‘Sermons in Stones’: Glasnevin Cemetery and the Development of a Catholic Burial Space	0
Writers-in-Residence: Women Teachers and the Formation of Character in Hardy’s Jude the Obscure	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Florence Nightingale and the Provincial Response to the Crimean War	0
Disraeli and the Bible	0
Take me to the River: Sophie Anderson and Elaine of Astolat	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Memoryscapes of Martyrdom: Nineteenth-Century Poetry and the Death of Emily Wilding Davison in the Suffragette (1913)	0
Performing the Self through Orientalizing the Kurds in Isabella Bird’s Journeys in Persia and Kurdistan	0
Playing Cute: Sensation Villainy and the Aesthetics of Small Things in The Woman in White and Lady Audley’s Secret	0
Erskine Nicol and the representation of national and religious identities in nineteenth-century Ireland	0
Soldiership, Christianity, and the Crimean War: The Reception of Catherine Marsh’s Memorials of Captain Hedley Vicars	0
Local Histories	0
The ABCs of Fame Culture in an ‘Age of Reform’	0
‘Be a gen’l’m’n and a Conserwative Sammy’: Political Remediations of the Pickwick Papers in the Provincial Press (1836–1837)	0
‘Consider yourself kissed’: Intimacy, Engagement, and Material Culture in Nineteenth-Century 
Middle-Class English Love Letters	0
‘A man greatly beloved’ and Immortalized in opus sectile Powell & Sons, Monument to Robert Claudius Billing (1899)	0
Catherine Helen Spence’s Autobiography: Literary Culture and Associational Life in Nineteenth-Century South Australia	0
Radical Changes: Decolonizing, not just Diversifying, Digital Crime Archives	0
John Bull in a China Shop	0
Afterword: Provincialism at Large	0
Sculpture and Faith at St Paul’s Cathedral, c. 1796-1914: W. F. Woodington, The Gospel of St Luke (1862): Enlisting the Bible	0
‘A great pedestrian’: John Stuart Mill, the Walking Philosopher	0
The Agency of Music in Industrial Society: A Comparative Study of the Royal Manchester Institution, Manchester Athenaeum and Manchester Mechanics’ Institution, 1834-1860	0
Immediate Accidents and Lingering Trauma: Railwaymen Poets, Danger, and Emotive Verse	0
Reshaping the Ballad: William Wallace’s Musical Re-figuring of Rossetti’s ‘Sister Helen’	0
Mechanics Institutes in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Victoria: Racial Difference and Liberalism in the Settler Colony	0
From ‘a piece of grossness’ to ‘minute particularity’: Queen Victoria’s First Pregnancy in the British Press	0
The Imperturbable Seriousness of the Circus Buffoon: The Shakespearean Clown on the Threshold of Modern Comedy	0
Seen through Deep Time: Occult Clairvoyance and Palaeoscientific Imagination	0
Addressing the Machine: Victorian Working-Class Poetry and Industrial Machinery	0
Re-reading the Moxon Tennyson	0
Roundtable Reflection	0
The Stories Dress Could Tell… Reading Clothing in Neo-Victorian Fiction	0

Masculinity and Vulnerability: Frederick William Pomeroy’s Memorial to Archbishop Frederick Temple (1905)	0
Walking as a Gendered Practice: Travel and Transgressions in Henry James’s Daisy Miller (1878) and The Wings of the Dove (1902)	0
Sculpture and Faith at St Paul’s Cathedral, c. 1796–1913: Introduction	0
Edward Burne-Jones: A Radical Interpretation	0
Responsibility and Community: Narrating the Individual and the Collective in Pandemic Times	0
An Extraordinary Sequel: The ‘Russian’ Influenza and Enduring Sequelae in Victorian Culture	0
Edwardian Follies	0
Ignoble Strife: Far From the Madding Crowd and the Agricultural Labourers Strike of 1874	0
The Victorian Royal Family and the Body of Princess Elizabeth Stuart: Historical Culture and Heritage, Collection and Display	0
Notes on Contributors	0
‘Meeting Together in an Equal and Friendly Manner’: The Workplace Literary Culture of Lancashire Mutual Improvement Societies	0
On the Sages of Königsberg and Down: Rethinking Darwin’s Relationship to Kant	0
The Forms of Informal Empire: Britain, Latin America, and Nineteenth-Century Literature	0
Alienated Heroines in Basil, Lady Audley’s Secret, and East Lynne: A Jaeggian Reading	0
Queer for Art: Tennyson’s Poetic Autonomy as Female Same-Sex Desire	0
Locating the Backstage of Victorian Religion: Spaces of Irish Catholicism	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Detective Fictions: The ‘baby-farming detective’ in Britain, 1867–97	0
Labour, Literature and Culture in the Not Just Long but also ‘Vast Nineteenth Century’	0
Sounding Slavery in the Victorian Drawing Room: The ‘Blackface’ Ballads of Philip Klitz	0
Taste in North and South Reconsidered: A Case for Attention to Downward and Lateral Mobility in the Victorian Novel	0
Bodies of Ornament: Henry Harris Brown and James Powell & Sons, Monument to Bishop Mandell Creighton and His Wife, Louise (1901)	0
Gaskell in China: A History of Translation and Critical Reception	0
A Touch of Empire: Joseph E. Boehm’s Monument to Charles George Gordon (c. 1887–1889)	0
The Photographs of A. B. Ovenstone and the Reinvention of the Scottish Amateur Tradition	0
The Catholic Footprint in Victorian Dublin	0
“I have loved, O Lord, the beauty of thy house’: Magnificence and Catholic Architecture in Ireland, 1850–1900	0
William Calder Marshall’s Imperial Homonormativity: Righteousness and Peace Have Kissed Each Other (1862–63)	0
‘An Industrial Revelation’ – The Political Apocalyptic in Gaskell’s North and South	0
William Calder Marshall’s Biblical Historicism: The Book of Job (1862–63)	0
The Reception House: A New Space for Managing Infectious Disease ‘Contacts’	0
Of Mouchers and Men	0
‘Medical Popes’ and ‘Vaccination Protestants’: Anti-Catholicism and the Campaign against Compulsory Vaccination in Victorian England	0
‘Buy Cheap, Buy Dear!’: Selling Consumer Activism in the Salvation Army c. 1885–1905	0
‘Circumstances Sufficiently Appalling to the Country People’: Suicide Burial in Thomas Hardy’s ‘The Grave by the Handpost’	0
Fame is the Name of the Game	0
Walter Pater and Non-Darwinian Science	0
Thinking Back Through Her Mothers	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Ophelia’s Bathtub Boogaloo	0
Epidemics in Nineteenth-Century British Towns: How Important was Cholera?	0
In Dickens’s Footsteps	0
Swinburne’s Boyishness	0
British Perceptions of Cyprus and the Production of Ceramics from 1809 to 1920	0
Sculpture, Faith, and the Many Worlds of Victorian Sculpture: W. F. Woodington, Genesis (1862)	0
Author! Author!: Making History and the Forging of a Professional Self	0
Samuel Smiles, Asa Briggs, and Working-Class Leeds	0
A Personal Response to a Public Commission: William Calder Marshall’s Gospel of St Matthew Panel at St Paul’s Cathedral	0
Learning ‘The Customs of their Fathers’: Irish Villages in Chicago’s Columbian Exposition, 1893	0
A New Woman Dialogue with Aestheticism and Decadence: Netta Syrett’s Short Stories for The Yellow Book	0
‘Monstrous Tumours’: Elephantiasis between Disability and Contagion in British India, 1850–1950	0
Victorian Romance and Religion Collide	0
Unsettling Entitlement and ‘Ginx’s Baby’	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Hot Off the Press	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Humbug and a ‘Welsh Hindoo’: A Small History of Begging, Race and Language in Mid-nineteenth Century Liverpool	0
Race, Specificity, and Statistics in Victorian Medicine	0
Sculpture and Faith at St Paul’s Cathedral, c. 1796–1914: F. J. Williamson, Monument to Henry Hart Milman (1876)	0
The Jew in the Jamaican, the Amalgam in the Attic: A New View of Bertha Mason in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre	0
Katharine Conway’s Ethics of Intimacy	0
What have the Belgians to do with British Nineteenth-Century Culture?	0
Killing the Letter: Alternate Literacies and Orthographic Distortions in Jude the Obscure	0
On Ableism and Artifice	0
War at t’ Parsonage: The Brontës and Military Conflict	0
[Re-]forming Cotton Famine Poetry – Some Implications	0
Sir John Gardner Wilkinson (1797–1875) in Turkish Dress, at Thebes: The Self-Fashioning of an Antiquarian Egyptologist	0
William Gladstone’s Attitude Towards Islam	0
Under the Moon’s Healing Influence: George MacDonald’s Literary Re-envisioning of Women’s Health	0
Correction to: ‘Meeting Together in an Equal and Friendly Manner’: The Workplace Literary Culture of Lancashire Mutual Improvement Societies	0
‘Girls are Wanted More Than Men’: A Gendered Experience of Child Migration in the Mid-Nineteenth Century	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Meta-Dracula: Contagion and the Colonial Gothic	0
Palatable Bugs for the Victorians: Entomophagy, Class and Colonialism in Vincent M. Holt’s Why Not Eat Insects?	0
Control and Enlightenment: Nineteenth-Century Miners’ Reading Rooms	0
Inconsistency is the Key: Unravelling the Relationship between Victorian Penny Fiction and Radical Politics	0
‘Going home when it was not home’: Jamais Vu in Nineteenth-Century British Fiction	0
Re-forming the Transnational Victorian Archive: Introduction	0
Amelia B. Edwards and Romantic Egyptology	0
The ‘Gluttonous Child’ Narrative in Italy and Britain: A Transnational Analysis	0

‘Goblin Market’, Sisterhood and the Church Penitentiary Association	0
Microbial Matters: Form and Process in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders	0
A Vishnu-Come-Lately: John Bacon’s Monument to William Jones (1799)	0
Amy Levy’s Decadent ‘Medea’	0
Bodies and Deathscapes in Rural Catholic Ireland, 1800–1900	0
Pox, Prose, and Prostitution: Masculine Anxiety, the Myth of the Male Author, and the Late-Victorian ‘Exchange Economy’ in George Gissing’s New Grub Street	0
The ‘wilds of Brompton’: Mapping Nineteenth-Century Women Writers’ Early Careers in the Sociable London Suburbs	0
Remembering Hodson’s Horse: Commemoration and the Indian Uprising of 1857–58	0
Fin-de-Siècle Cosmopolitanism	0
The ‘Scourge of Modern Times’: Cholera, Race, and Empire in Early Nineteenth-Century British Illustrated Print Culture	0
An Episcopal Puzzle: George Richmond’s Monument to Bishop Charles James Blomfield (1859–67)	0
The Spiritual Modernity of the ‘Modern Pre-Raphaelites’	0
Musical Experience in the Bower: D. G. Rossetti, Listening, and Space	0
(Un)muzzled: Dogs in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Fiction	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Blessed Damozel(s): Ekphrastic Perspectives on Rossetti’s Poem and Painting	0
Picturing Music: Doubling Ekphrasis in Six Rossetti Sonnets	0
Cities and Empire through Space and Time: Dickens’s Virtual Afterlife	0
‘The Savage of Civilisation’: Jack the Ripper and the Spectre of Colonialism in Late-Victorian Culture	0
The Reader’s Image	0
Political Censorship on the Late-Victorian Stage: Rereading Oscar Wilde’s Vera; or, the Nihilist[s]	0
Cash Cows and Dogs with Dentures: Prostheses for Animals in Nineteenth-Century British Culture	0
Trick of the Eye: Prospect Gazing, Illusion, and the University Novel	0
Spaces of Space-making: Diaspora Fundraising by the Nineteenth-Century Irish Catholic Church	0
Roundtable: Piston, Pen & Press	0
‘Quite a pleasant little afternoon’s sport’: Imperial Femininity and Hunting Culture in Impressions of a Tenderfoot	0
Outbreak: Contagion and Culture in the Victorian Era: Introduction	0
Experiencing Léotard’s Sensational Body: Risk, Morality and Pleasure above the British Stage	0
Ford Madox Brown’s History of Manchester	0