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"Lisa Robertson tells a compelling story about the late nineteenth century that still speaks to us today: about the relationship between literary representation, dwelling spaces, the city, women, community and class relations. She breathes new life into forgotten texts and conjures the experiments in living and new architectural models that inspired and were inspired by them.-- ""Deborah Epstein Nord, Princeton University"" This impressive and important book makes valuable contributions to our understanding of interrelated developments in architecture, the urban environment, class, and gender in the period. The book will highly impress anyone interested in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century British women's writing, urban space, and the built environment.--Ruth M. McAdams, Skidmore College ""Review 19"""

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Lisa C. Robertson is Lecturer in Women's and Gender Studies at Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. She is co-editor of Margaret Harkness: Writing Social Engagement, 1880-1921 (MUP, 2019).

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