Volume 28, Number 4
GUEST EDITORIAL
Marie-Amélie Coste, Christine Huguet and Nathalie Vanfasse 247
ARTICLES
Lillian Nayder: “The Omission of His Only Sister’s Name”: Letitia Austin and the Legacies of Charles Dickens 251
Neil Davie: History Artfully Dodged? Crime, Prisons and the Legacy of “Dickens’s England” 261
Michael Hollington: Dickens, Sala and the London Arcade 273
REVIEWS
Margaret Flanders Darby on Lillian Nayder: The Other Dickens: A Life of Catherine Dickens 285
Phoebe Poon on John Jordan: Supposing Bleak House 289
Joel J. Brattin on Patricia Ingham, ed. : Bleak House 292
Andrew Mangham on Karen Chase: The Victorians and Old Age 295
Goldie Morgentaler on Deborah Wynne: Women and Personal Property in the Victorian Novel 298
Trey Philpotts: Recent Publications of Interest 301
THE FORTY-SECOND DICKENS SOCIETY MEETING AND BUSINESS 304
Christine Huguet: Dickensians in France: Cerisy 307
NOTICES 309
THE DICKENS CHECKLIST – Elizabeth Bridgham 316
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 322
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