19th Century British Literature--Fall 2022 Dashboard
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A COVE group for 19th Century British Literature, University of Detroit Mercy.
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Charles Dickens launched Household Words in March 1850, and it was soon selling 40,000 copies a week. The journals works covered varying topics of current affairs, as well as exploratory subjects of literature. Many of the stories went in without the authors name.
The recent discovery of authors attachment to their works has been through Dicken's letters.
Dickens' preface sets out his aspirations for Household Words:
THE name that we have chosen for this publication expresses, generally, ...
moreCharles Dickens launched Household Words in March 1850, and it was soon selling 40,000 copies a week. The journals works covered varying topics of current affairs, as well as exploratory subjects of literature. Many of the stories went in without the authors name.
The recent discovery of authors attachment to their works has been through Dicken's letters.
Dickens' preface sets out his aspirations for Household Words:
THE name that we have chosen for this publication expresses, generally, ...
moreThe main location of operations of the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society was on 5th and Arch streets in Philadelphia. This is location in which many social reform groups were held, and a place for people to gather and mix, regardless of gender or race.