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Bassnett  \nFanny Burney:Judy Simons  \nChristina Stead:Diana Brydon  \nCharlotte Bronte:Pauline Nestor  \nMargaret Atwood:Barbara Hill Rigney  \nEudora Welty:Louise Westling  \nAnne Bronte:Elizabeth Langland  \nForthcoming:  \nJane Austen:Meenakshi Mukherjee  \nElizabeth Barrett Browning:Majorie Stone  \nElizabeth Bowen:Phyllis Lassner  \nEmily Bronte:Lyn Pykett  \nIvy Compton Burnett:Kathy Gentile  \nWilla Cather:Susie Thomas  \nColette:Diana Holmes  \nEmily Dickinson:Joan Kirkby  \nGeorge Eliot:Kristin Brady  \nMrs Gaskell:Jane Spencer  \nDoris Lessing:Barbara Hill Rigney  \nKatherine Mansfeld:Diane DeBell  \nChristina Rossetti:Linda Marshall  \njean Rhys:Carol Rumens  \nStevie Smith:Catherine Civello  \nMuriel Spark:Judith Sproxton  \nEdith Wharton:Katherine Joslin-Jeske  \nWomen in Romanticism:Meena Alexander  \nVirginia Woolf:Clare Hanson  \nFurther titles are in preparation  \nAnne BronteThe Other One  \nElizabeth Langland  \nCElizabeth Langland 1989  \nAll rights reserved.No reproduction,copy or transmissionof this publication may be made without written permission.  \nNo paragraph of this publication may be reproduced,copiedor transmitted save with written permission or in accordancewith the provisions of the Copyright Act 1956(as amended),o under the terms ofany licence permitting limited copyingissued by the Copyrigh Licensing Agency,33-4 Alfred Place,London WC1E7DP.  \nAny person who does any unauthorised act in relation tothis publication may be liable to criminal prosecution andcivil claims for damages  \nFirst published 1989  \nPublished by  \nMACMILLAN EDUCATION LTD  \nHoundmills,Basingstoke,Hampshire RG212XSand London  \nCompanies and representativesthroughout the world  \nBritish Library Cataloguing in Publication DataLangland,Elizabeth  \nAnne Bronte:the other one.—(Womenwriters)  \n1.Fiction in English.Bronte,Anne,1820-1849.Critical studies  \nI.Title II.Series823'.8  \nISBN 978-0-333-42301-1  \nDOI10.1007/978-1-349-20058-0  \nISBN 978-1-349-20058-0 (eBook)  \nContents  \nAcknowledgementsEditors'Preface  \nm 1  \n1 Anne Bronte's Life:‘age and experience'  \n2 Influences:'Acton Bell is neither Currer norEllis Bell'29  \n3 The Poems:‘pillars of witness'  \n61  \n4 Agnes Grey:‘all true histories contain instruction'  \n97  \n5 The Tenant of Wildfell Hall:'wholesome truths'versus 'soft nonsense'119  \n6 Critics on Anne Bronte:a literary Cinderella'  \n149  \nNote on TextsNotes  \n160  \n161  \nBibliographyIndex  \n166  \n169  \nTo Deirdre and Edith Crosslandwho first introduced meto Yorkshire and Bronte country.  \n# Acknowledgements\n\nI am grateful to my friends of long-standing in Yorkshirewho have shared and fostered my love of the Brontes formany years.I am particularly grateful to Edith Crosslandfor taking the time to drive me to Bronte houses,schools,and locales and to Deirdre Crossland for hosting me andorganising a trip to Scarborough to visit the sea and Anne'sgrave.  \nI thank the University of Florida for grants enabling meto pursue research in England and Juliet R.V.Barker,Librarian/Curator of the Bronte Parsonage Museum,forfacilitating that research.I appreciate my students in Victorianliterature for sharing my enthusiasm for Anne Bronte;myparents,Joseph and Judith Langland,for encouraging thisproject;and my children,Erika and Peter,for listening withinterest to countless Bronte anecdotes.To my colleague,Alistair Duckworth,I owe a debt of gratitude for his carefulreading of the final manuscript.And for cheerfully readingdraft upon draft,I thank my husband,Jerald Jahn,whoseconstant support made my task even pleasant.  \n# Editors'Preface\n\nThe study of women's writing has been long neglected by amale critical establishment both in academic circles andbeyond.As a result,many women writers have either beenunfairly neglected or have been marginalised in some way,so that their true influence and importance has 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