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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Abbreviations xi
5. Introduction: A Critical Heritage 1
6. A Note on the Text 50
7. 1. Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874–1942 (1966) 51
8. 2. The Fair World of L.M. Montgomery (1973) 75
9. 3. Anne of Green Gables and the Regional Idyll (1983) 83
10. 4. Little Orphan Mary: Anne’s Hoydenish Double (1989) 97
11. 5. Subverting the Trite: L.M. Montgomery’s “Room of Her Own” (1992) 109
12. 6. Women’s Oral Narrative Traditions as Depicted in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s Fiction, 1918–1939 (1993) 149
13. 7. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: Intention, Inclusion, Implosion (1994) 163
14. 8. Decoding L.M. Montgomery’s Journals / Encoding a Critical Practice for Women’s Private Literature (1994) 178
15. 9. “Fitted to Earn Her Own Living”: Figures of the New Woman in the Writing of L.M. Montgomery (1995) 198
16. 10. “Pruned Down and Branched Out”: Embracing Contradiction in Anne of Green Gables (1995) 212
17. 11. Finding L.M. Montgomery’s Short Stories (1995) 223
18. 12. L.M. Montgomery’s Manuscript Revisions (1995) 228
19. 13. “My Secret Garden”: Dis/Pleasure in L.M. Montgomery and F.P. Grove (1999) 236
20. 14. Writing with a “Defi nite Purpose”: L.M. Montgomery, Nellie L. McClung and the Politics of Imperial Motherhood in Fiction for Children (2000) 259
21. 15. Kinship and Nation in Amelia (1848) and Anne of Green Gables (1908) (2002) 277
22. 16. The Maud Squad (2002) 291
23. 17. “The Golden Road of Youth”: L.M. Montgomery and British Children’s Books (2004) 305
24. 18. Women at War: L.M. Montgomery, the Great War, and Canadian Cultural Memory (2008) 325
25. 19. Anne of Green Gables / Akage no An: The Flowers of Quiet Happiness (2008) 350
26. 20. Archival Adventures with L.M. Montgomery; or, “As Long as the Leaves Hold Together” (2012) 371
27. Sources 387
28. Bibliography 391
29. Index 437