This can include any number of documents, such as editorial introductions, critical essays, bibliographies, etc.
5. Introduction to "Herself" (Braddon, 1894)
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
Editorial apparatus
4. Introduction to "The Skeleton" (Tagore, 1892)
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
3. Introduction to "The Open Door" (Riddell, 1882)
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
2. Introduction to "The Old Nurse's Story" (Gaskell, 1852)
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
1. Introduction to "An Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street" (Le Fanu, 1851)
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
Introduction to Shades of Meaning: A Haunted Victorians Anthology
Submitted by Heidi Pennington on
Test Exhibit: Lincoln, HST3107 The US Civil Rights Movement
Submitted by Jon Coburn on
The “MISSING!” and the Murdered: Women of Victorian London and the Rise of Popular Crime, by Maddie Schutte
Submitted by Rebecca Nesvet on
Spiritualism and Detection: Debunking a Catching Fad in “The Ghost of Fountain Lane," by Cecelia Schneeman
Submitted by Rebecca Nesvet on
Detective Fiction and Scientific Advancements of the Victorian Era
Submitted by Rebecca Nesvet on
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