Cranford - Paperback English by Elizabeth Gaskell - 25/04/2006

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ISBN 13: 9780141439884
ISBN 10: 0141439882
Book Subtitle: Penguin Classics
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Editorial Review: “Elizabeth Langland’S Edition Of Cranford Is Likely To Introduce A New Generation Of Readers To The Pleasures Of Gaskell’S Most Delightful But Least Immediately Appreciated Novel. By Including In Her Appendices Of Historical Materials Choice Selections From Conduct Books And Writings On Political And Domestic Economy, As Well As In Her Informed, Accessible Introduction, Langland Demonstrates That, Appearances Aside, The World Of Cranford Is Firmly Located In Its Victorian Context And Addresses, However Obliquely, Some Of The Most Intractable Problems Of Its Age―And Of Ours.” ― Eileen Gillooly, Columbia University
About the Author: Elizabeth Gaskell (1810 - 65) Was Born In London, But Grew Up In The North Of England In The Village Of Knutsford. In 1832 She Married The Rev. William Gaskell And Had Four Daughters, And One Son Who Died In Infancy. Her First Novel, Mary Barton, Was Published In 1848 And Won The Attention Of Charles Dickens And Most Of Her Later Work Was Publish In His Journals. She Was Also A Lifelong Friend Of Charlotte Bronte, Whose Biography She Wrote, As Well As Her Many Novels And Short Stories. Patricia Ingham Is Senior Research Fellow And Reader At St Anne's College, Oxford. She Has Written On The Victorian Novel And On Hardy In Particular. She Is The General Editor Of All Hardy's Fiction In The Penguin Classics And Has Edited Gaskell's North And South For The Series.
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Author: Elizabeth Gaskell
Edition Number: New Edition
Publication Date: 25/04/2006
Number of Pages: 304