Mansex Fine: Religion, Manliness and Imperialism in Nineteenth Century British Culture

David Alderson

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Manly freedom and England's Protestant destiny an anatomy of the British polity - Alton Locke, Christian manliness and the games ethic out of unreality - J.H. Newman hysteric Celts the wreck of an English subject - Gerald Manley Hopkins buggering Gerald - Oscar Wilde and English virtue the poet's war.

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