Browning’s Morbid Art in the Leonce Miranda Tale
A French critic views Browning’s latest work as a psychological study bound by dramatic form. The reviewer finds the treatment morbid and artificial with self conscious theatrics, blaming it for lacking a true, sanctifying beauty and the dramatic force of genuine art.
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Mr. Browning
Pompilia
Normandy
France
Louis
Persuasion
Joan
Saint Lambert
Monsieur Leonce Miranda
Paris
Leonce
Madame-Mother
Madame Mulhausen
Browning
Leonce Miranda
The Gaol Cradle: who Rocks it anonymous note on Juvenile courts
An anonymous work examines juvenile crime through cited court cases rather than statistics. It critiques police court actions and presents a striking perspective on how the justice system handles youth, naming the book The Gaol Cradle.
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Strahan and Co
Reconsidering Juvenile Crime and Reform
The author argues repetition weakens prose but urges a shift from branding youths as felons to rehabilitating them. He cites 103 juvenile cases split into sins of feeling appetite and avarice, warning against detaining capable children in gaols and proposing a citizen tribunal to oversee reform and education rather than punishment.
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Charley
Harry
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