Geraldine Jewsbury in Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, 1846-47
Author: first_name: Geraldine
last_name: Jewsbury
Language: English
Year: 1846

'The most striking feature in the present day, far more than that of railways even, is the utter chaos into which all previously received principles and opinions are reduced'. So begins 'Today', the first in a series of five pieces of social commentary written by Geraldine Jewsbury for Jerrold's Shilling Magazine. Jewsbury would go on to be a prolific contributor to The Atheneum and Household Words. Published shortly after her first novel, 'Zoe', these early pieces include several strongly argue