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Futuristic Flight: Science beside the Emotive in the Early Writing of Charlotte Brontë
As a solitary mention within her juvenilia tale ‘Tales of the Islanders’ (1829), Charlotte Brontë’s fictitious reference to air balloon flight suggests a wider social and literary context for its a...