Elizabeth Gaskell Claude Ghaoui

Elizabeth Gaskell Claude GhaouiElizabeth Gaskell is best known as a novelist and biographer, but she was also a lively and sensitive letter writer, with a vivacious interest in all that was going on around her. This selection from her letters, with a linking commentary provides a biography of Elizabeth Gaskell largely in her own words.

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From papyri to modern first editions

immigrant communities

Featuring original chapters on period television from the UK

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