Artistic Duplicity: The Fiction and Poetry of Juliana Horatia Ewing Format:E-book John Thomson

John Thomson

From within a spectrum of perspectives questions of how

so often seen as the sole province of scientists

illuminates and challenges some of the fixity of ministerial and ecclesiological norms

This book follows Tristram’s epic adventures and love for birds—from his boyhood on the moors of Northumberland to his time as a Residentiary Canon of Durham Cathedral—and the people that influenced him—from his dislike of Gladstone whom he met as a fresher in Oxford to the offer of the Bishopric of Jerusalem by Disraeli (which Tristram declined)

Artistic Duplicity: The Fiction and Poetry of Juliana Horatia Ewing Format:E-book John ThomsonArtistic Duplicity offers a new appraisal of the work of Juliana Horatia Ewing not only as a writer of childrens literature, for which she is best known, but as the author of a number of works that are written with adult readers in mind. William B. Dillingham presents Ewing as an artist whose work deserves to be taken seriously by adult readers who value profundity and skillful writing. Although she writes in a style often accessible to children of