Biographical Materials
Religious Themes and Contexts
- Sewell's Quest for Spiritual Discipline
- Spiritual Discipline and the English Church: Margaret Percival
- Spiritual Discipline and Remaining in One's Station: Katherine Ashton
- Anglicanism versus Dissent: The Experience of Life
- Anglicanism versus Scepticism: Ivors and A Glimpse of the World
- Saintly Gertrude, and Sewell's Odd Intonation of High Church Anglicanism
- Sewell's Deathbed Scne in Gertrude
- The Victorian High Church, Tractarians, and the Oxford Movement
- The Church of England (the Anglican or Established Church
Gender Matters
- The Primacy of Home Duties: Gertrude
- How to Live in the World yet not in the World: The Earl's Daughter
- The Portrayal of Love in Sewell's Novels: Man-Woman, Brother-Sister, Same-Sex Relations
- Marriage and Spinsterhood: Ivors and Other Writings
Political and Social History
Education
- The Education of Servants and Sisters-in-Law: Ursula
- Theory versus Principles in Education: Ivors
- Miss Sewell's Treatise on Education: Principles of Education
- The Illustration of the Principles: Home Life and After Life
- The Via Media in Education for Women: Note-Book of an Elderly Lady and Other Writings
- Education from the Grave and Education of Men by Women: The Earl's Daughter, Cleve Hall, and Other Writings
Elizabeth Missing Sewell: an Assessment
Last modified 4 March 2008