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9780522849462

Struggle and Storm The Life and Death of Francis Adams

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    9780522849462

  • ISBN10:

    0522849466

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-05-13
  • Publisher: Melbourne University Press
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Summary

Biography of Francis Adams (1862-1893), a poet, novelist, social analyst and journalist who moved to Australia from England in 1884. Describes his connection with Australian social and political developments in the years leading up to Federation in his role as spokesman for the Australian nationalism of the 1890s. Explores the pleasures of biography and the problem of how to write a literary life a hundred years later. Author is a senior lecturer in literature at the University of Ballarat. Previous titles include 'Francis Adams: A research guide' and an edition of Francis Adams's 'John Webb's End'.

Author Biography

Dr Meg Tasker is a Senior Lecturer in Literature at the University of Ballarat. Her publications include Francis Adams: A Research Guide; an edition of Francis Adams's John Webb's End; and entries on Adams for The 1890s: An Encyclopaedia of British Literature, Art and Culture; The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature, Vol. 3; and the New Dictionary of National Biography.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements ix
Introduction 1(1)
A Textual Reincarnation?
2(4)
``The production of yet another human caricature, whether of angel or devil or both'
6(3)
Grave Beginnings
9(18)
Andrew and Bertha
13(7)
Mrs Leith-Adams, `literary lady'
20(7)
Education of an Attache
27(14)
Paris and London
33(3)
The Trouble with Mother, or the Bond of Wedlock
36(5)
A Sea Change
41(8)
First Signs of Socialism
45(4)
Australia Felix
49(14)
The Family Plot
63(7)
'Epics are ``off'' just now'
70(15)
Three Others: Edith, Asia, and Madeline Brown
85(13)
Edith
85(4)
Asia
89(6)
Madeline Brown
95(3)
Bloody Revolution
98(6)
Songs of the Army of the Night
104(25)
Reception of Songs
106(5)
Republication of Songs
111(3)
The Dilemma of the Middle-Class Radical
114(2)
The Australian Labour Movement
116(4)
Revision and Reverie: Dedication `To Edith'
120(3)
'The Mass of Christ'
123(6)
Election I888: Divided Loyalties
129(15)
Edith in Eden, and Brothers in Arms
144(17)
Red Hill and Rosalie
144(1)
Harry
145(5)
W. M. Rossetti
150(11)
Return to England: Writing Australia
161(13)
Literary Work 1891-1893
174(11)
Egypt
185(9)
An Overdetermined Death
194(11)
Heart Easers
205(6)
Mrs Edith Adams
The Rest is not Silence
211(16)
Beautiful and Beneficent Death
211(5)
Posthumous Publications
216(6)
Socialism, Science and Art
222(5)
The Broken Column
227(3)
Notes 230(15)
Bibliography 245(6)
Index 251

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