Victorian secrecy economies of knowledge and concealment (Ashgate, 2010)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Victorian secrecy: an introduction / Albert D. Pionke -- Hidden agendas: the secret to early nineteenth-century British burial reform / Sarah Hoglund -- Harriet Martineau's Victorian secret revealed: assassins, duels, and Corn Law repeal / Deborah Logan -- Secrecy and reticence in John Henry Newman's Loss and gain / David J. Bradshaw -- "What connexion can there be?": detection in Dickens's Bleak House / John McBratney -- Concealing minds and the case of The woman in white / Maria K. Bachman -- A Victorian picture puzzle: Richard Dadd's The fairy feller's masterstroke / Eleanor Fraser Stansbie -- Detecting business fraud at home: white-collar crime and the sensational clergyman in Victorian domestic fiction / Tamara S. Wagner -- George Eliot's Felix Holt, the radical and Byronic secrets / Denise Tischler Millstein -- The perverse secrets of masculinity in Augusta Webster's dramatic poetry / Robert P. Fletcher -- Victorian conjuring secrets / Michael Claxton -- A secret censorship: the British Home Office v. town talk / Allison L.E. Wee -- Secrets, silence, and the fractured self: Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles / Brooke McLaughlin Mitchell