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From Magazine to Meeting: Francis Place, the Crown and Anchor Tavern, and the Founding of the London Mechanics’ Institution
- Ian Newman
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
‘Operations and cooperations’: John Thelwall, George Birkbeck, and the Movement for Public Education in Britain
- Judith Thompson
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Utilitarians, Educators, Poets: The Beginnings of the Westminster Review and the London Mechanics’ Institution
- Hilary Fraser
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
‘A flower of an exile’: International Political Networks in Anna Birkbeck’s Album
- Emi Del Bene
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
In our Time: Adult Education and Birkbeck: Extra-Mural — An Experiment 1988–2009
- Laurel Brake
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Lady Caroline Lamb and Miss Elizabeth Spence: Limits of Femininity in Early Nineteenth-Century Salon and Album Culture
- Zoe Baron
- Beatrice Mossman
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
In our Time: A Timeline of Adult Education, from the Mechanics’ Movement to Birkbeck
- Robyn Jakeman
- Laurel Brake
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
L.E.L. in and out of the Birkbeck Album: Poetics and Politics
- Isobel Armstrong
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Geology, the Imagination, and Speculative Writing: Gideon Mantell’s Fossil Poetry in Anna Birkbeck’s Album
- David McAllister
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Illuminating Knowledge: The London Mechanics’ Institution and the Diorama
- John Plunkett
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
The Critical Edge of Learning
- Jacqueline Rose
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Convivial Scenes on the Strand, 1823
- Esther Leslie
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
‘Knowledge is Power’: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
- Luisa Calè
Issue 36 • 2024 • 1823–2023: Literature, Invention, Radical Thinking at the London Mechanics’ Institution
Around the Wire: Telegraphic Infrastructure and Gothic Energies in Late Victorian Britain
- Kameron Sanzo
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
Railways, Disjointed Mobility, and National Decline: Navigating George Chesney’s ‘The Battle of Dorking’
- Alicia Barnes
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
‘I was not know for sure what be the Queen, Evan; was you?’: Fictions of Development in Amy Dillwyn’s The Rebecca Rioter
- Karin Koehler
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
Restructuring with Anthony Trollope: Managing Change in Chronicle Provincial Fiction
- Ruth Livesey
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
‘The great event of modern history’: The Victorian Press Visualizes its Infrastructure
- Caroline Sumpter
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
Net-work: Irish Sea Crossings with and beyond Infrastructure
- James L. Smith
- Claire Connolly
- Daniella Traynor
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures before ‘Infrastructure’
- Nicola Kirkby
Issue 35 • 2023 • Nineteenth-Century Infrastructures
Correction: ‘Such a pleasant little sketch [...] of this irritable artist’: Julia Cartwright and the Reception of Andrea Mantegna in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain.
- Maria Alambritis
Issue 34 • 2023 • Victorian Beauty
Looking Like a Woman, Dancing Like a Painting, Footing the Renaissance: Isadora Duncan and Botticelli’s Primavera
- Lene Østermark-Johansen
Issue 34 • 2023 • Victorian Beauty