A Critical Edition of Caroline Norton's Love in "The World"

A Critical Edition of Caroline Norton's Love in "The World"Caroline Nortons forgotten novel, which has remained unpublished until now, tells of the perils of courtship facing a nave young girl Alixe, who has been launched onto the London social season. Her encounters with both a worthy and an undesirable suitor open an intriguing window onto the fashionable society of the 1820s in which Love in "the World" takes place. In placing her heroine in these predicaments Norton was able to draw upon her own

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Examines the tenets of liberalism

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