Home >> Arts >> Literature >> World Literature >> British >> 19th Century   Aguilar, Grace Ainsworth, William Arnold, Matthew Austen, Jane Becke, George Lewis Beerbohm, Max Borrow, George Brontë, Emily Burton, Sir Richard Francis Butler, Samuel Byron, Lord George Calverley, Charles Stuart Clare, John Collins, Wilkie   Dickens, Charles Disraeli, Benjamin Eliot, George Gissing, George Hardy, Thomas Hogg, James Hook, Theodore Hope, Anthony Hornung, E. W. Hughes, Thomas Kingsley, Charles Kipling, Rudyard Lamb, Charles Lear, Edward   Marshall-Hall, George W. L. Rossetti, Christina Rossetti, Dante Gabriel Scott, Sir Walter Shelley, Mary Stevenson, Robert Louis Thackeray, William Makepeace Thomson, James Trollope, Anthony Webb, Mary Wells, H. G. Wilde, Oscar Yonge, Charlotte Mary Internet Library of Early Journals Free, searchable access to three 18th c. journals and three 19th c. journals. Maintained by the libraries of Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Oxford Universities. The Imperial Archive Project Dedicated to the study of literature, imperialism, and postcolonialism. 19th Century British and Irish Authors Chronological list of authors with hyperlinks to sites about them and their works. A Nineteenth-Century Timeline Important social and historical events of the 19th Century and publication dates of authors' works. Also includes Romantic and Victorian links. The Goblin Market: Reviews of 19th Century Literature Links to historical information and literary subjects. Nineteenth-Century Interdisciplinary Studies Students' Collective Theories and ideas exchange and links to art/architecture, social/cultural, music, literature, journals, and ephemera. Of the Pathetic Fallacy Essay from 1856 "Modern Painters" volume iii, part 4 by John Ruskin. British Literature of the Romantic Era Information about British women writers of the Romantic era, courses at the University of South Carolina, andlinks to external sites on the Romantics. Arts: Literature: World Literature: British: Victorian
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