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Edwin Henry Landseer: 19th-Century Britain's Foremost Animal Painter
From the upper echelons of Victorian society to the working middle-class, there were few who were not familiar with Landseer’s work....
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Law Meets Literature: Bleak House and the British Court of Chancery
By the early nineteenth century, the British Court of Chancery had become synonymous with procedural dysfunction and injustice....
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