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Victorian Sensation
A Listmania! list by "cloonshanville"

1. East Lynne (Oxford World's Classics) by Ellen Wood

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	"The best selling novel of the 19th century. A 'sensational' tear jerker."

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(14 customer reviews)

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2. Lady Audley's Secret (Oxford World's Classics) by Mary Elizabeth Braddon

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	"Whilst typical of the genre 'Lady Audley's Secret turns the notion of the beautiful, angelic child-woman on its head."

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(35 customer reviews)

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3. The Moonstone (Penguin Classics) by Wilkie Collins

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	"A wondrful brew including a cursed gem, murder, drugs and of course a love story."

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4. Basil (World's Classics) by Wilkie Collins

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	"Possibly my favourite novel from Wilkie Colins. With a sexually precocious female character this was a truly shocking novel in its time."

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(9 customer reviews)

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5. The Woman in White (Penguin Summer Classics) by Wilkie Collins

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	"Arguably Wilkie Collin's most popular novel. A gripping page turner, includes one of the major themes of the genre; duality."

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6. The Sensation Novel: From the "Woman in White" to the "Moonstone" (Writers & Their Work) by Lyn Pykett

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	"An excellent little introduction and commentary on a much neglected area of 19th century literature. Unfortunately the definitive guide to sensation is now out of print: The Maniac in the Cellar."

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7. Victorian Sensation: Or the Spectacular, the Shocking and the Scandalous in Nineteenth-Century Britain (Anthem Nineteenth-Century Series) by Michael Diamond

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	"This is a wonderful historical guide to some of the notorious true stories that inspired Mrs Henry Wood, Mary Elizabeth Braddon & Wilkie Collins et al."