Aristocracy (Social class) in literature.

Lord Byron's strength : = romantic writing and commercial society / by: (Language materials, printed)

J.W. De Forest and the rise of American gentility by: (Language materials, printed)

Lordship and Literature. = John Gower and the Politics of the Great Household. by: (Electronic resources)

Science, medicine, and aristocratic lineage in Victorian popular fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Didactic fiction, American- History and criticism.

Manners and customs in literature.

Social classes in literature.

Social ethics in literature.

Households- Economic aspects- To 1500.- England

English fiction- History and criticism.- 19th century

History of Britain and Ireland.

Authority in literature.

Gower, John,- Confessio amantis.

Aristocracy (Social class)- History- To 1500.- England

Power (Social sciences)- History- To 1500.- England

De Forest, J. W.

Novelists, American- 19th century

Social structure- History- To 1500.- England

Households- Political aspects- To 1500.- England

Authors and readers- History- 19th century.- England

Fiction Literature.

Celebrity Studies.

Romanticism- England.

Social exchange in literature.

Science in literature.

History of Science.

Literature and society- History- 19th century.- England

Social networks in literature.

Byron, George Gordon Byron,- Criticism and interpretation.

Aristocracy (Social class) in literature.

De Forest, John William,

Democracy in literature.

Social structure in literature.

Medicine in literature.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Medical Humanities.