Jude the Obscure (Oxford World's Classics)
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(sells over , copies in one year) Employed as a draughtsman by London architect, Arthur Bloom field. Self-education continues, including earlier English writers. Mary Elizabeth Braddon, Lady Audley’s Secret (the best known of the lurid sensational novels of the s) Work begins on first London underground (steam) railway. Football Association founded as professional sport. The Metropolitan Line is developed. Thackeray dies. Eliot, Romola Mill, Utilitarianism in book form Chronology xxxi Life Historical and Cultural Background Albert Memorial is constructed. Newman, Apologia Pro Vita Sua Trollope, Can You Forgive Her? (the first of the political series, the Palliser novels) Founding by William Booth of what becomes the Salvation Army. End of American Civil War. Dickens, Our Mutual Friend After the defeat of the Reform Bill to extend the vote: rioting in Hyde Park. Eliot, Felix Holt, the Radical Gaskell, Wives and Daughters, left un finished at her death Returns to Dorset as a jobbing architect. He works for Hicks on church restoration. Second Reform Act increases voters to two million; Mill tries to include women in the Bill but fails. Paris Exhibition. Trollope, The Last Chronicle of Barset (last of the Barchester novels) Marx, Das Kapital Completes his first novel The Poor Man and the Lady but it is rejected for publication (see ). Founding of the Trades Union Congress. Collins, The Moonstone Browning, The Ring and the Book Works for the architect Crickmay in Weymouth, again on church restoration. Suez Canal opened. Founding of Girton College. Arnold, Culture and Anarchy Mill, The Subjection of Women After many youthful infatuations thought to be referred to in early poems, he meets Emma Lavinia Gi fford, his future wife, on a professional visit to St Juliot in north Cornwall. Married Women’s Property Act gives wives the right to keep their earnings. Elementary Education Act enabling local authorities to set up schools. Dickens dies, leaving The Mystery of Edwin Drood un finished. D. G. Rossetti, Poems Desperate Remedies published in volume form by Tinsley Brothers. Legalizing of trade unions. First Impres- sionist Exhibition in Paris. Religious tests abolished at Oxford, Cambridge, and Durham universities. Eliot, Middlemarch Darwin, The Descent of Man Under the Greenwood Tree published in volume form by Tinsley Brothers. Chronology xxxii Life Historical and Cultural Background A Pair of Blue Eyes (based on his meeting with Emma) and previously serialized in Tinsleys’ Magazine . Horace Mould commits suicide in Cambridge. Mill, Autobiography Walter Pater, Studies in the History of the Renaissance (encouraging ‘Art for Art’s sake’ and an impetus towards the later Aesthetic Movement) Far from the Madding Crowd (previously serialized in the Yüklə 1,33 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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