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Performative thoughts in George Eliot's "Daniel Deronda": Theatre, gender, sympathy, and power	Theodcwidas: Compound words, language, and social context in early English literature

Violence, silence, and sacrifice: The mother-daughter relationship in the short fiction of Irish women writers, 1890--1980	"Opium pushing and Bible smuggling": Religion and the cultural politics of British imperialist ambition in China

Memorable barbarities and national myths: Ancient Greek tragedy and Irish epic in modern Irish theatre	Irish prison writing and the Victorian penitentiary

Mnemosyne's son: Chaucer, translation, and the creation of English textual memory	Intimate modernities: Modern British and Irish literature, 1922--1955

With universal applause: The exotic and eighteenth century afterpieces	Spain, politics, and the British romantic imagination

Writing land in Anglo-Saxon England	The sense of amending: Closure, justice, and the eighteenth-century fictional sequel

Distressed histories: Late modernism and everyday life, 1929-1945	"I have not a home": Catholic conversion and English identity

"Intelligent souls": Women, reason, and identity in England's "long" eighteenth century	Literacy and orality in eighteenth-century Irish song: Volume I

The psychology of wisdom in old English poetry	Alternative geographies: Uncovering the New Woman in Irish literature

Members of His body: Christ's Passion and community in early modern English poetry, 1595--1646	"Sende this booke ageyne hoome to Shirley": John Shirley and the circulation of manuscripts in fifteenth-century England

Bonds between women: Gender and economics in late-Victorian literature	Mind, body, soul, and self in the Alfredian translations

Fairies, fairy tales, and the development of British poetics	Lydgate's "Mesure": The "Echecs amoureux" tradition and the theme of the "Fall of Princes"

Marginal annotation in medieval romance manuscripts: Understanding the contemporary reception of the genre