The New Magdalen

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The New Magdalen is a Victorian novel by Wilkie Collins that explores themes of identity, morality, and social stigma through the story of a fallen woman seeking redemption.

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instanceOf Victorian novel
novel
adaptedAs silent film
stage play
author Wilkie Collins
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
exploresTopic class
gender roles
religion
social hypocrisy
war
firstPublicationFormat serial
firstPublisher Temple Bar magazine
genre sensation novel
social novel
hasAlternativeTitle The New Magdalene
hasAuthorNationality British
hasCharacter Horace Holmcroft
Julian Gray
hasConflictType identity theft and mistaken identity
hasLiteraryForm prose fiction
hasMainCharacter Grace Roseberry
Mercy Merrick
hasMedium print
hasMoralQuestion possibility of redemption for a fallen woman
hasProtagonistType fallen woman
hasStructure multi-part narrative
hasTimeOfAction 1870s
language English
literaryMovement sensation fiction
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
narrativePerspective third-person narration
partOf Wilkie Collins bibliography
publicationCentury 19th century
publicationYear 1873
settingLocation England
France
settingPeriod Franco-Prussian War
theme fallen woman
identity
morality
redemption
social stigma

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Wilkie Collins notableWork The New Magdalen