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Volume 17, Issue 1
January 2003
Nineteenth Century Studies Cover Image for Volume 17, Issue 1
ISSN 0893-7931
EISSN 2688-5190
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SPECIAL SECTION: RELIGION AND CULTURE

Introduction: The Return of the Culturally Repressed-Religion and Women
ELISABETH JAY
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Victorian Religion: A Matter of Class or Culture?
SARAH C. WILLIAMS
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Where Their Treasure Was: Victorian Christianity and Money
JANE GARNETT
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Looking beyond “the Rumpus about Moses and Monkeys”: Religion and the Sciences in the Nineteenth Century
THOMAS DIXON
View articletitled, Looking beyond “the Rumpus about Moses and Monkeys”: Religion and the Sciences in the Nineteenth Century
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“A Fresh-Made Garment of Citizenship”: Representing Jewish Identities in Victorian Britain
NADIA VALMAN
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Cultural Studies and the Nineteenth Century: Theology and Literature
DAVID JASPER
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Monetary Patriotism: The Letters of Malachi Mabgrowther, The Antiquary, and the Currency Question
SILVANA COLELLA
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“Her Director, Her Priest,... Her God”: Victorian Women Writers on Confession
MARIA LAMONACA
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Going Postal: Mail and Mass Culture in Bleak House
CHRISTOPHER M. KEIRSTEAD
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The Pot Galling the Kettle: White Goods and the Construction of Race in Antebellum America
BRIDGET HENEGHAN
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Contributors
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Essay Reviews

The Shaping of Religious Identity in the Nineteenth Century: Some Recent Perspectives
CHRIS WALSH
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Scientific Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century
KATHY ALEXIS PSOMIADES
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De-Ciphering the Victorian Child: Childhood , Gender, and Empire in Nineteenth-Century Studies
CHRISTINE ROTH
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EXHIBITIONS REVIEW

The World as They Saw It: Embracing, Escaping, Embellishing
JADVIGA M. DA COSTA NUNES; SUZANNE DONAHUE
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