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Harriet Martineau's Writing on the British Empire

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978-1-57085-064-6

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This set, the first in our series on Martineau's work, focuses on her writings on imperialism. Although she has been labelled the 'first woman sociologist' and the 'first woman journalist' Martineau consistently applied the approach of a consummate historian. No matter what topic she undertook to write about, she always established the historical context of her topic first as the necessary precursor for understanding modern times.

Martineau's interest in imperialism is thus tempered by her regard for historical precedent and her insightful ability always to perceive the big picture even while focused on the minutiae of current events. An example of this is seen in her British Rule in India (1857), which illuminates the events surrounding the 1857-8 Indian mutiny by studying Anglo-Indian relations over a much longer time span. This, in turn, prepares for her Suggestions Toward the Future Government of India (1858), which addresses solutions for repairing fractured relations while instituting bureaucratic changes that would prevent similar problems in the future.

The selected texts are introduced and annotated, thus providing a substantial historical and social context through which to measure the worth of her participation in this discourse. The edition will be of interest to scholars of colonialism, women's writing, Victorian studies, sociology and journalism.

Contents:

- Volume 1: The Empire Question

'Life in the Wilds' (1832); 'Demerara' (1833); 'Cinnamon and Pearls' (1833); 'Dawn Island' (1845)

- Volume 2: The Middle Eastern Question

Eastern Life, Present and Past (1848), Part I

- Volume 3: The Middle Eastern Question

Eastern Life, Present and Past (1848), Part II

- Volume 4: The Irish Question

'Ireland' (1832); Letters from Ireland (1852); Endowed Schools of Ireland (1858)

- Volume 5: The India Question

British Rule In India. A Historical Sketch (1857); Suggestions Towards The Future Government Of India (1858); India [Our Ignorance of India], Daily News (1857); India ['Review of the Year'], Daily News (1857); India, [Understanding India] Daily News (1858); East India Company [Land], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Taxation], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Justice], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Treatment of Criminals], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Public Works], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Education], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Public Works], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Welfare of Natives], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Final Dissolution], Daily News (1858); China [Sir John Bowring], Daily News (1857); China [British Aggression], Daily News, (1857); China [and the Indian Mutiny], Daily News (1857); China [Impending War], Daily News (1857); China ['Review of the Year'], Daily News (1857); China [Canton], Daily News (1858); China [Canton and Western Trade], Daily News (1858)


Bibliographical information:

Harriet Martineau's Writing on the British Empire. Edited by Deborah Anna Logan. Advisory editors, Antoinette Burton and Kitty Sklar. Preface by Patrick Brantlinger. 5 vols. London; Brookfield, Vt.: Pickering & Chatto, 2004.

- Vol. 1. The Empire Question. 'Life in the Wilds' (1832); 'Demerara' (1833); 'Cinnamon and Pearls' (1833); 'Dawn Island' (1845)

- Vol. 2. The Middle Eastern Question. Eastern Life, Present and Past (1848), Part I

- Vol. 3. The Middle Eastern Question. Eastern Life, Present and Past (1848), Part II

- Vol. 4. The Irish Question. 'Ireland' (1832); Letters from Ireland (1852); Endowed Schools of Ireland (1858)

- Vol. 5. The India Question. British Rule In India. A Historical Sketch (1857); Suggestions Towards The Future Government Of India (1858); India [Our Ignorance of India], Daily News (1857); India ['Review of the Year'], Daily News (1857); India, [Understanding India] Daily News (1858); East India Company [Land], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Taxation], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Justice], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Treatment of Criminals], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Public Works], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Education], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Public Works], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Welfare of Natives], Daily News (1858); East India Company [Final Dissolution], Daily News (1858); China [Sir John Bowring], Daily News (1857); China [British Aggression], Daily News (1857); China [and the Indian Mutiny], Daily News (1857); China [Impending War], Daily News (1857); China ['Review of the Year'], Daily News (1857); China [Canton], Daily News (1858); China [Canton and Western Trade], Daily News (1858)

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