The collection presents an intimate look at Victorian life, particularly the experiences of women, through the letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle. These epistolary works not only highlight her correspondence with notable figures like Dickens and George Eliot but also showcase her unique voice and insights into the era. The letters are celebrated for their liveliness and are significant in feminist literature and the history of female authorship. Accompanied by a biographical summary, this edition offers a comprehensive understanding of Carlyle's impact and the social context of her time.
