Volume 25 (1996)
In the Bosom of the Family: The Wet Nurse, the Railroad, and
Dombey and Son
LAURA C. BERRY
Mystification and the Mystery of Origins in Bleak House
BRIAN CHEADLE
Nicholas Nickleby' s Problem of Doux Commerce
JOSEPH W. CHILDERS
A Recipe for Perversion: The Feminine Narrative Challenge in
Bleak House
LUANN MCCRACKEN FLETCHER
The Hat, the Hook, the Eyes, the Teeth; Captain Cuttle, Mr.
Carker, and Literacy
GILLIAN GANE
The Rhetoric of Reticence in John Forster's Life of Charles
Dickens
ELIZABETH G. GITTER
Charles Reade's Hard Cash: Lunacy Reform Through Sensationalism
ANN GRIGSBY
Mindless Millinery: Catherine Gore and the Silver Fork Heroine
WINIFRED HUGHES
Louisa Gradgrind's Secret: Marriage and Divorce in Hard
Times
ANNE HUMPHREYS
The Genesis of the Last Novel: The Mystery of Edwin Drood
WENDY S. JACOBSON
Pip and Jane and Recovered Memories
JAMES KINCAID
Domesticating History: Revolution and Moral Management in A
Tale of Two Cities
JOHN B. LAMB
"Your Love-Sick Pickwick": The Erotics of Service
BRIAN W. MCCUSKEY
Playing Around with Melodrama: The Crummles Episodes in Nicholas
Nickleby
TORE REM
The Perfect Murder: Patterns of Repetition and Doubling in
Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White
SHIRLEY A. STAVE
Thackeray and Becky Sharp: Creating Women
JOHN WATSON
Recent Dickens Studies: 1994
JOEL J. BRATTIN