Factory Girl: Ellen Johnston and Working-Class Poetry in Victorian Scotland

H. Gustav Klaus

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Literature and Culture Studies Poetry Analysis and Criticism Scottish History and National Identity

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Contents: Feminist criticism and working-class writing - Songs of war and peace - The angry voice - Poems of passion and desire - The Penny Post: audience, community, recognition - Disappearance.

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