Judith Knelman
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Judith Knelman uses correspondence columns to illuminate changing views on marriage in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Published October 22 2002
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Women as perpetrators of crime, rather than its victims, were figures of especial fascination and loathing in the Victorian popular press. Judith Knelman delves deeper. Published July 31 1998
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