GEORGE NEWLIN is an independent scholar who manages to combine his background in the legal profession with his passion for the arts and literature. He is the author of Understanding A Tale of Two Cities (1998) for the Greenwood Press Literature in Context series. He is the compiler and editor of the three-volume Everyone in Dickens (Greenwood, 1995), and Everything in Dickens (Greenwood, 1996).

• Introduction A Literary Analysis of Great Expectations What Was a "Gentleman" in the Early Nineteenth Century? Estella and Biddy: The Dilemma of Victorian Women Apprenticeship and the Blacksmith Crime and Punishment in Great Expectations The Hulks and Penal Transportation Australia: Making a Fortune in the Outback The Bow Street Police English Private Theatres in the Early Nineteenth Century The Marsh Country and the River Index

GEORGE NEWLIN is an independent scholar who manages to combine his background in the legal profession with his passion for the arts and literature. He is the author of Understanding A Tale of Two Cities (1998) for the Greenwood Press Literature in Context series. He is the compiler and editor of the three-volume Everyone in Dickens (Greenwood, 1995), and Everything in Dickens (Greenwood, 1996).

• Introduction A Literary Analysis of Great Expectations What Was a "Gentleman" in the Early Nineteenth Century? Estella and Biddy: The Dilemma of Victorian Women Apprenticeship and the Blacksmith Crime and Punishment in Great Expectations The Hulks and Penal Transportation Australia: Making a Fortune in the Outback The Bow Street Police English Private Theatres in the Early Nineteenth Century The Marsh Country and the River Index

GEORGE NEWLIN is an independent scholar who manages to combine his background in the legal profession with his passion for the arts and literature. He is the author of Understanding A Tale of Two Cities (1998) for the Greenwood Press Literature in Context series. He is the compiler and editor of the three-volume Everyone in Dickens (Greenwood, 1995), and Everything in Dickens (Greenwood, 1996).

• Introduction A Literary Analysis of Great Expectations What Was a "Gentleman" in the Early Nineteenth Century? Estella and Biddy: The Dilemma of Victorian Women Apprenticeship and the Blacksmith Crime and Punishment in Great Expectations The Hulks and Penal Transportation Australia: Making a Fortune in the Outback The Bow Street Police English Private Theatres in the Early Nineteenth Century The Marsh Country and the River Index