The Idler's Club humour and mass readership from Jerome K. Jerome to P. G. Wodehouse
Investigates whether a popular magazine can promote social mobility by joking about clubsFocuses on Victorian humour, a subject that is undergoing a renaissancePrimary sources are mainly published literary works, both periodicals and booksConnects, biographically and stylistically, figures that have...
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