Perspectives on Slavery: The “Description of the Brooks Slave Ship” and the African Girl of Laurence Sterne’s Tristram Shandy
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Emily Paterson-Morgan
“Modish manners” and “decent vice”: Adultery in Byron’s The Waltz: An Apostrophic Hymn
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John H. Baker
“A Coal-Black Flower of Hell!”: The Influence of Robert Southey’s “The Origin of the Rose” on Robert Browning’s “The Heretic’s Tragedy”
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Suchandra Chakravarty
India and Britain: Romantic-Era Interactions | curated by Julia S. Carlson
Nakshi Kantha: Embroidered Quilts and Narratives of Social Transformations in Nineteenth-Century Bengal
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Monirul Islam
Poetry as Resistance: The Bengal Famine of 1770, Bangla Verses, and John Scott’s “Serim; or the Artificial Famine: An East-Indian Eclogue”
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Souvik Mukherjee
Romantic Cemetery: Kolkata’s South Park Street Cemetery and Its Romantic Connections
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Kandice Sharren
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