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Mary Elizabeth Braddon and Yorkshire PBWL the noir genre tested theThis scholarly monograph offers new research on Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835 1916) who wrote over eighty novels and rivaled Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins in popularity in mid and late Victorian times. The study looks at the representations of Yorkshire across over thirty of her novels and analyses her uses of the Yorkshire dialect, her Yorkshire settings and specific towns and cities in the county (Braddon mentions more than 25 of these by