The Works of Elizabeth Gaskell, Part II vol 10
Published on 29. September 2017
620 pages
978-1-351-22005-7 (ISBN)
Description
Features Elizabeth Gaskell's work. This work brings together her journalism, her shorter fiction, which was published in various collections during her lifetime, her early personal writing, including a diary written between 1835 and 1838 when she was a young mother, her five full-length novels and "The Life of Charlotte Bronte".
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
File size
2,46 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-351-22005-7 (9781351220057)
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Additional editions
Joanne Shattock | Angus Easson
The Works of Elizabeth Gaskell, Part II vol 10
Wives and Daughters (1866)
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05/2017
1st Edition
Routledge
€77.03
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Joanne Shattock | Angus Easson
The Works of Elizabeth Gaskell, Part II vol 10
Wives and Daughters (1866)
Book
07/2006
1st Edition
Routledge
€267.85
Shipment within 10-20 days
Persons
Joanne Shattock, Angus Easson
Content
Wives and Daughters; The Cornhill Magazine. August, 1864; I: The Dawn of a Gala Day; II: A Novice Amongst The Greath Folk; III: Molly Gibson's Childhood; IV: Mr. Gibson's Neighbours; V: Calf-Love; VI: A Visit to the Hamleys; The Cornhill Magazine. October, 1864; VII: Foreshadows of Love Perils; VIII: Drifting Into Danger; IX: The Windower and The Window; X: A Crisis; XI: Making Friendship; XII: Preparing for the Wedding; XIII: Molly Gibson's New Friends; XIV: Molly Find Herself Patronized; XV: The New Mama; XVI: The Bride at Home; XVII: Trouble at Hamley Hall; XVIII: Mr. Osborne's Secret; XIX: Cynthia's Arrival; XX: Mrs. Gibson's Visitors; XXI: The Half-Sisters; XXII: The Old Squire's Troubles; XXIII: Osborne Hamley reviews his Position; XXIV: Mrs. Gibson's Little Dinner; XXV: Hollingford in a Bustle; XXVI: A Charity Ball; XXVII: Father and Sons; XXVIII: Rivalry; XXIX: Bush-Fighting. 222; XXX: Old Way and New Ways; XXXI: A Passive Coquette; XXXII: Coming Events; The Cornhill Magazine. July, 1865; XXXIII: Brightening Prospects; XXXIV: A Lover's Mistake; XXXV: The Mother's Manoeuvre; XXXVI: Domestic Diplomacy; The Cornhill Magazine. August, 1865; XXXVII: A Fluke, and What Came of It; XXXVIII: Mr. Kirkpatrick, Q.C; XXXIX: Secret Thoughts Ooze Out; XL: Molly Gibson Breathes Freely; The Cornhill Magazine. September, 1865; XLI: Gathering Clouds; XLII: The Storm Bursts; XLIII: Cynthia's Confession; XLIV: Molly Gibson to the Rescue; XLV: Confidences; The Cornhill Magazine. October, 1865; XLVI: Hollingford Gossips; XLVII: Scandal and its Victims; XLIX: Molly Gibson Finds a Champion; L: Cynthia at Bay; The Cornhill Magazine. November, 1865; LI: 'Troubles Never Come Alone.'; LII: Squire Hamley's Sorrow; LIII: Unlooked-for Arrivals; LIV: Molly Gibson's Worth is Discovered; The Cornhill Magezine. December, 1865; LV: An Absent Lover Returns.; LVI: 'Off with the Old Love, and on with the New.' 382; LVII: Bridal Visits and Adieux; LVIII: Reviving Hopes and Brightening Prospects; LIX: Molly Gibson at Hamley Hall; The Cornhill Magazine. January, 1866; LX: Roger Hamley's Confession
