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• Add your critcism
  Have you written a critique of 'The Woman In White' by Wilkie Collins? Do you have something to say about the Book? Do you wish to reply to 'The Woman In White' critcism by Stephen Bray? If so please go to this page.
  
  
• Anne Catherick Character Analysis
  The Anne Catherick Character Analysis page provides a brief description one of the heroines from Wilkie Collins' book 'The Woman In White'. It shows how Collins artfully sacrifices Anne Catherick in order that 'good will prevail'.
  
  
• Brief notes on lesser characters
  
  
• Buy the book
  No matter where you live you're as close to receiving The Woman In White Book as your nearest Amazon store. This page will help you to find your local store, and lists the Woman In White books that are in stock.
  
  
• Collins Woman In White Criticism
  This page provides a comprehensive Wilkie Collins Woman In White Criticism. It is designed to introduce people to the text. Also it critiques the work from both historical and contemporary perspectives.
  
  
• Count Fosco Character Analysis
  Count Fosco Character Analysis in these pages Stephen Bray suggests that the character of Fosco is modelled upon the C18th adventurer Count Cagliostro. He also helps to explain Fosco's unusual costumes, and pets!
  
  
• Frederick Fairlie Character Analysis
  Frederick Fairlie Character Analysis today Frederick Fairlie would be diagnosed as suffering fro 'Avoidant Personailty Disorder'. He really is illy, though not as he imagines himself to be. Nevertheless his illness has awful consequences for those around him, and it also makes his own life a miserable one.
  
  
• How this web site was made ~
  This page tells a little of the tools used to create this website about The Woman In White, by Wilkie Collins. In particular it compares XSite Pro, iwith which the web site was made, with Site Build It, which is perhaps the industry standard for websites such as www.thewomaninwhite.info
  
  
• Jane Anne Catherick Character Analysis
  Jane Anne Catherick is portrayed by Collins as a callous and nast woman. She is an embittered person who represents those members of the servant classes that are first wooed by their employers, and then discarded. But in Mrs. Catherick's case she has a hold over one such 'aristocrat'. Her daughter, however, no doubt a love union on her part will never come to know her father's true identity.
  
  
• Laura Fairlie Character Analysis
  The Anne Catherick Character Analysis page provides a brief description of one of the three heroines of Wilkie Collins' book 'The Woman In White'. It referes to the nature of Victorian sensibility, and how Laura Fairlie's personality develops and finally fades!
  
  
• Madam Fosco
  
  
• Marian Halcombe Character Analysis
  The Marian Halcombe Character Analysis page provides a brief description of one of the heroines of Wilkie Collins' book 'The Woman In White' drawing attention to her intense, 'conspiratorial' relationship with Walter Hartright.
  
  
• Mr and Mrs Rubelle
  
  
• Mr Kyrle
  
  
• Mr Merriman
  
  
• Mr. Dawson Character Analysis
  The Mr. Dawson Character Analysis argues that Mr. Dawsonwas created by Wilkie Collins as a literary device by which Collins may illustrate the limitations of elders and professionals, such as doctors.
  
  
• Mrs Michelson, Collins' The Woman In White Character Analysis
  Mrs Michelson, Collins' The Woman In White Character Analysis
  
  
• Mrs. Clements, Collins' Woman In White Character Analysis
  Mrs Clements Collins' Woman In White Character Analysis outlines the role played by Mrs Clements in the story, and makes some comments about her persoanality/characterization.
  
  
• Our RSS Feed
  The Woman In White RSS Feed tells a little about RSS feeds, what they are, how to use them and especially how to use ours.
  
  
• Please link to this website
  Please link to this website: Link2Us, provides help for those wishing to link to thewomaninwhite.info and provides a link to a zip file where it is possible to download two small banner gifs, plus the code needed to load them onto your website.
  
  
• Professor Pesca Character Analysis
  The Professor Pesca Character Analysis looks at Pesca's role in Collins' sensational book 'The Woman In White. Why is he there? What is the background to his character from a historical standpoint?
  
  
• Read on-line ~
  This is your opportunity to discover the delight of Wilkie Collins' great Victorian mystery novel, 'The Woman In White'. Online and completely free-of-charge it begins with Walter Hartright's narrative in which several important characters are introduced.
  
  
• Sir Percival Glyde Character Analysis
  The Sir Percival Glyde Character Analysis page provides a brief description of one of the three heroines of Wilkie Collins' book 'The Woman In White'. It rargues that much of Glyde's behaviour is explicable given the context of the early Victorian Era. Glyde's character however is ultimately doomed by his action in falsifying his claim to the Baronacy, and Blackwater Estate.
  
  
• THE BOOK
  The Woman In White is a rattlin' good yarn that was published in 1860. This page contains an introductory preface to 'The Woman In White' carefully setting its historical context and literary and commercial importance..
  
  
• The eBooks ~
  The Woman In White eBook is an amazing way to experience this classic Victorian mystery thriller. The eBook is artfully typeset to reflect the personalities of the characters. It also comes bundled with a second PDF that has numbered paragraphs for easy reference for tutorial, stage, or academic discussion.
  
  
• THE FILMS
  'The Woman In White Film' won several awards. The Woman In White TV adaptations have also been acclaimed. This page lists all of them and ,where possible provides photographs of the actresses playing Ann Catherick and Laura Fairlie, the title role.
  
  
• THE MUSICAL
  This page links the home page to The Woman In White Musical subdirectory, where the most important of the reviews are listed, both for the London, (palace Theatre) and New York (Marquis Theatre).
  
  
• The Wilkie Collins Website
  This page links to an external website devoted to the life and work of Wilkie Collins. The website is an excellent resource for those intersted in the life and work of Wilkie Collins, and also contains a wealth of photographs and illustrations.
  
  
• The Woman In White Character List With Descriptions
  The Woman In White character list with descriptions lists all the major charecters in the book providing a brief description of the parts that they play. They are listied in one logical grouping, but others are also possible.
  
  
• The Woman In White Full Plot Summary
  Plot summary: the woman in white provides an alternative to reading the full work! You shouldn't read this if you intend to read the book, for all the ftwists and turns of the Book are revealed, but with none of the suspense, nor the eloquence.
  
  
• Vincent Gilmore Character Analysis
  Vincent Gilmore Character Analysis argues that Vincent Gilmore was created by Wilkie Collins as a literary device by which Collins may illustrate the frailty of the law in its pursuit of justice
  
  
• Walter Hartright Character Analysis
  The Walter Hartright Character Analysis page provides a brief description of the male hero of Wilkie Collins' book 'The Woman In White' drawing attention to the 'heroic' right of passage, from a dependant youth to a mature and rutheless man.
  
  
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