FAMILY AND DOMESTICITY

FAMILY AND DOMESTICITY

In 1875, a group of Anglophone transplants living in Italy co-published A Wreath of Stray Leaves: To the Memory of Emily Bliss Gould.¹ In his introductory note, T. Adolphus Trollope explained that the volume, originally envisioned as a fund-raiser for a school for poor Italian children being led by...

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