The Fellowship produces two publications which are sent free to members
– the twice-yearly
Review and the more occasional Journal.
Back numbers of the Journal (see contents list below) are available to
purchase.
The Charlotte M. Yonge Fellowship Journal
ISSN: 14660938
|
Bethia Bell |
CMY’s dialogue |
|
Lyle Eveillé |
Letters held by The Cheltenham Ladies College |
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Amy de Gruchy |
The Monthly Packet |
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Cecilia Bass |
CMY’s narrative art in three family chronicles |
| 1996 | The Journal was not published in 1996 |
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Cecilia Bass |
Some possible literary sources of The Trial |
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Barbara Dunlap |
Heartsease and Mansfield Park |
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Alethea Hayter |
Mourning and funeral customs in CY’s novels |
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Elisabeth Jay |
CY’s ‘gleanings’ from the Rev. John Keble |
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1998 (Journal 3) |
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Alethea Hayter |
Miss Yonge and the feminists |
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Dom Andrew Johnson |
Random choice or character delineation: family Christian names in The Daisy Chain |
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Dorothy Ralphs |
Popular manners |
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Mary Shakeshaft |
Whittingtonia |
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Cathy Wells-Cole |
Charlotte Yonge’s heroes |
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John Alves |
Letter to the Editor: Some possible literary sources of The Trial |
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Philip Drazin |
The contributions of Charlotte Yonge to periodicals |
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Amy de Gruchy |
Hopes and Fears |
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Stella Waring |
A passion for history: a very personal look at Charlotte Yonge’s historical novels |
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Cleodie Mackinnon |
Sisters and pillars: a possible model for St Faith’s, Dearport |
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Valerie Sanders |
Brother/sister relationships in Charlotte Yonge |
| 2000 | |
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Hilary Weeks |
"Just men made perfect": |
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Cecilia Bass |
Le Château de Melville |
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J.R. Watson |
The Child's Christian Year |
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Janet Clarke |
George Eliot and Charlotte Yonge |
| 2003 | |
| Barbara Dunlap | Charlotte Yonge: Embodying the Domestic Fiction |
| Ellen Jordan | Charlotte Yonge, Macmillan and the Sunday Library |
| Lucy Sullivan | Against Individualism |
| John Alves |
Emendations of the Genealogical Tables |
| 2005 | |
| Barbara Dennis | Clever woman of the family: Charlotte Yonge and the higher education of women |
| Hilary Clare | Medical training: Mays, Wards and Brownlows |
| Amy de Gruchy | Could Ethel May teach? |
| Cleodie MacKinnon | The trival round, the common task |
| 2008 | |
| Lucy Sullivan | A clash of cultures but not of values? The Problem of Mrs Charnock Poynsett in Charlotte M. Yonge's The Three Brides. |
| Dom Andrew Johnson | The Six Cushions: Feminine submission or autonomy? |
| Amy de Gruchy | Charlotte M. Yonge's historical novels: the influence of Scott |
| Maria Poggi Johnson | The slave and the stumbling block:Charlotte Yonge's portrayal of primitive Christianity in The Slaves of Sabinus. |
| Tig Lang | Miss Yonge and the supernatural. |
| 2009 | |
| Alys Blakeway | Charlotte Yonge and the City of Winchester |
| Barbara Dunlap | On the track of Percy's The Crusaders |
| Diana Powell | Personal influence: Spiritual Empowerment in the presence of psychological uncertainty in The Heir of Redclyffe |
| Julia Courtney | Miss Fenimore meets Mr Gradgrind: or Hopes and Fears for these Hard Times: Oppositions of fact, fancy and faith in C.M. Yonge and Charles Dickens |
| Leslee Thorne-Murphy | Aunt Charlotte visits the Wild West: a publication history of Aunt Charlotte's Stories of Bible History |
| Appendix: Publishers of Charlotte M. Yonge's Stories of Bible History | |
