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Romantic Textualities: Literature and Print Culture, 1780–1840 Butcher, Emma – Romantic Textualities

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Emma Butcher


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Emma is a second-year AHRC doctoral candidate at Hull University.

Her thesis responds to the Brontës as commentators of war, looking at representations of conflict and military masculinity in their juvenilia. A keen tweeter and blogger, she can be found both here and here: EmmaButcher_.


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