KnowraElizabeth GaskellLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Elizabeth Gaskell, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 8Charles DickensRelated: Her socially engaged novels offer a contemporary comparison to Dickens’s treatment of poverty and class.Charlotte BrontëRelated: Gaskell’s biography shaped public knowledge of Brontë’s life soon after her death.Social novelRelated: Her novels examined relations between workers and employers from close social observation.The GermRelated: Her review of Sidonia von Bork brought an established novelist’s voice into the journal.Poor Law Amendment Act 1834Related: Her fiction brought the human costs of poverty and harsh relief policies into public view.Emily BrontëRelated: Her account helped shape later public understanding of the Brontë family.Catherine CooksonRelated: Cookson’s focus on working-class lives has often invited comparison with Gaskell.Adelaide Anne ProcterRelated: Gaskell and Procter shared Victorian literary concern with hardship and social responsibility.