The Victorians (1915), Antique Novel From Author Netta Syrett

The Victorians (1915), Antique Novel From Author Netta Syrett The Victorians (1915), also published under the title Rose Cottingham, is a realistic novel by English author Netta Syrett. The work is a bildungsroman—a coming-of-age story—that focuses on the development of a "New Woman" protagonist named Rose Cottingham. Overview and Themes The novel serves as both a personal narrative and a reflection on the late Victorian period's shifting social and cultural landscapes. Protagonist's Journey: The story follows Rose Cottingham's growth and her liberating encounters with progressive elements of the early 1890s, including Socialist oratory and realist fiction. Cultural Milieu: It documents the impact of modern movements on women of the era, specifically mentioning the influence of "arts-and-crafts interiors" and performances of Henrik Ibsen's play A Doll’s House. Literary Context: As part of the realism movement, Syrett's work often featured determined female protagonists who challenged traditional societal norms. Publication History The book has been released under several variations of its title: The Victorians (1915). * in aged condition with wear at the spine loose pages and discoloration. Pages are legible and no pages are missing. Perfect for a display or to explore vintage prose.**