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Introduction: The Nineteenth-Century Popular Press and Shakespeare Reception History | p. 1 |
Making Shakespeare Readers in the Early Working Class Press | p. 16 |
Shakespeare for Manly Boys and Marriageable Girls | p. 37 |
Character Criticism and its Discontents in Periodicals for Women | p. 62 |
The Theatres Regulation Act and the Great Exhibition in the Theatrical Journal | p. 81 |
Victorian Periodicals and England's National Theatre Debate | p. 124 |
Notes | p. 151 |
Bibliography | p. 163 |
Index | p. 177 |
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