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her focus is firmly on her tragic heroine—Julia was the books original title—both in terms of her particular individual psychology and the impact that broader conventions regarding her gender and class had on her fate.The judge presiding over the trial exhorted that right-minded persons should be filled with disgust by the shameless content of Ediths missives.

Jesse believed that divorce should be at least as easy for a wife as for a husband; [and that] abortion should be at her discretion and made safe.as he had done throughout the trial—a refrain that she herself loudly took up as the reality of her fate sunk in.Her mind rendered mercifully numb and her body moving slowly and draggingly due to the quantity of sedatives shes already been given.

Although she plays no part in the scuffle that occurs late one night between her lover and her husband—in the course of which Herbert meets his death—and she has no prior warning of Leos decision to confront his rival.the increasing attention paid by the newspapers to what is known professionally as ‘distinguished crime renders more easy the intimate study by the man on the street of the reasons underlying the taking of life.

Jesse expertly illustrates that this is in large part a product of a society that imposes unfair limitations on young women.

she experiences the moment as if shes descending into a nightmare: Julia heard her own voice screaming: ‘But I didnt know.are available to download independently.

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