Good Girls Make Good Wives: Guidance for Girls in Victorian Fiction

Judith Rowbotham

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A good dose of Jam - girls' fiction 1840 - 1905 household fairy and home goddess - the changing feminine stereotype Christianity and reflections of reality education for model maidens history with a purpose imperial responsibilities and England's daughters vocations and fit work for ladies self-sacrifice and social control.

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