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Intro; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; Chapter 1 Introduction; Bibliography; Part I Religion; Chapter 2 Religion, Women's Education and Oxford; Introduction; The Arnolds and Female Education; School Days-Religion, Gender and Family Divisions; An Oxford Education; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 3 T. H. Green: Christianity and Moral Philosophy; Introduction; Christianity; Moral Philosophy; The 'Eternal Consciousness'; The 'Perfectibility of Mankind'; The 'Common Good'; Principles of Idealism; Moral Progress; Conclusion; Bibliography
Chapter 4 Mary Ward: Writing, Doubt and Christian ReligionIntroduction; Religious Theory, Women and Fiction; Orthodoxy and Unbelief and Sin; Robert Elsmere-Women and Religious Doubt; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 5 Mary Ward: Christian Citizen and Social Reformer; Introduction; Oxford-Higher Education for Women and Somerville Hall; London-University Hall Settlement, Bloomsbury; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part II Society; Chapter 6 Family, Fame and London Society; Introduction; Mr and Mrs Humphry Ward-Constructions and Comparisons of the Victorian Family Unit
Negotiating Success-Reputation and Responsibility in Victorian SocietyConclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 7 T. H. Green: Marriage, the Family Unit and Society; Introduction; Husbands, Wives and Equality; Ethical Individuals, Women and the Common Good; Conclusion; Archive Sources; Bibliography; Chapter 8 Mary Ward: Fiction, Divorce and Inequality; Introduction; 'Ma Hump'-Edwardian Judgements on a Victorian Persona; Lady Rose's Daughter-Illegitimate Women; Daphne-Divorced Women and the Law; Eltham House-Divorced Mothers and Society; Harvest-Divorced Women and Abusive Husbands; Conclusion
The StateConclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 12 Mary Ward: Socialism and State Intervention; Introduction; Marcella-the Ground Game Laws; Sir George Tressady-Parliamentary Reforms and the Factory Acts; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 13 Mary Ward: Women and Political Action; Introduction; Women, Suffrage and Education; War Narratives-Women in Action; Conclusion; Bibliography; Conclusion; Archive Sources; Bibliography; Appendix 1: Family Tree of MAW; Appendix 2: List of Historical People Who Feature in the Lives of MAW and THG
Chapter 4 Mary Ward: Writing, Doubt and Christian ReligionIntroduction; Religious Theory, Women and Fiction; Orthodoxy and Unbelief and Sin; Robert Elsmere-Women and Religious Doubt; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 5 Mary Ward: Christian Citizen and Social Reformer; Introduction; Oxford-Higher Education for Women and Somerville Hall; London-University Hall Settlement, Bloomsbury; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part II Society; Chapter 6 Family, Fame and London Society; Introduction; Mr and Mrs Humphry Ward-Constructions and Comparisons of the Victorian Family Unit
Negotiating Success-Reputation and Responsibility in Victorian SocietyConclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 7 T. H. Green: Marriage, the Family Unit and Society; Introduction; Husbands, Wives and Equality; Ethical Individuals, Women and the Common Good; Conclusion; Archive Sources; Bibliography; Chapter 8 Mary Ward: Fiction, Divorce and Inequality; Introduction; 'Ma Hump'-Edwardian Judgements on a Victorian Persona; Lady Rose's Daughter-Illegitimate Women; Daphne-Divorced Women and the Law; Eltham House-Divorced Mothers and Society; Harvest-Divorced Women and Abusive Husbands; Conclusion
The StateConclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 12 Mary Ward: Socialism and State Intervention; Introduction; Marcella-the Ground Game Laws; Sir George Tressady-Parliamentary Reforms and the Factory Acts; Conclusion; Bibliography; Chapter 13 Mary Ward: Women and Political Action; Introduction; Women, Suffrage and Education; War Narratives-Women in Action; Conclusion; Bibliography; Conclusion; Archive Sources; Bibliography; Appendix 1: Family Tree of MAW; Appendix 2: List of Historical People Who Feature in the Lives of MAW and THG