Middlemarch and radical thought in a changing era
A literary critique compares serial and stand alone novels, praising George Eliot's Middlemarch for its character depth and narrative design. It also surveys 1860s labor movements, Paris radicalism, and Karl Marx's role in the International, detailing figures like Tolain, Fribourg, Odger, and the Geneva congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Collins
George Eliot
Bulstrode
Lydgate
Middlemarch
Farebrother
Miss Vincy
Edinburgh
Paris
Mr. Vincy
Dorothea
Onslow Yorke
Continent
Karl Marx
Cromwell Road
France
Tolain
Fribourg
London
England
Paris Bronziers
International
Geneva
George Odger
Marx
Odger
The International by Onslow Yorke reviewed
A review compares Edmond Ville tard’s detailed history of the International with Onslow Yorke’s lively narrative. The critic praises Yorke’s smart dialogue and engaging storytelling, noting the work’s historical significance tied to the Paris Commune of 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edmond Villetard
Onslow Yorke
Paris
the International
Strahan Awl Co
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Trier
Mosel
Germany
Frier
Karl
Croesus
Alexander Herzen
Michael Bakonin
Roubaix