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    The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

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      Strachey, Lytton

      Styron, William

      suicide

      ‘Sunday Tramps’

      Sydney-Turner, Saxon

      Talland House

      Tavistock Square

      Thackeray, Anny

      Thackeray, Minny

      Thackeray, William

      Thomas, Jean

      Three Guineas

      To the Lighthouse

      Trefusis, Violet

      Tremor, familial

      Twickenham Nursing Home

      Unreality

      Van Gogh

      Vaughan, Adeline

      Vaughan, Madge

      Venice

      Veronal

      Village in the Jungle

      Voight, Margaret

      Voyage Out, The

      Waterlow, Sidney

      Watts, George Frederic

      Waves, The

      Webb, Beatrice

      Wilberforce, Dr. Octavia

      Wilberforce, William

      Wise Virgins, The

      Woolf, Bella

      Woolf, Edgar

      Woolf, Herbert

      Woolf, Leonard, early life, relationship with father; Judaeism; atheism; relationship with mother; her death; character; intolerance; Cambridge; identity crisis; apostles; relationship with Lytton Strachey; urges marriage; his death; influence of Thoby Stephen; Ceylon; Jaffna; Kandy; Hambantota; doubts future; resigns; relationship with VW:; meeting; proposal; marriage; maternal protector; critic, need for VW; conflicts over: motherhood; suburban life; pacifism; VW depressed; manic; Home Guard; LW plans suicide; VW’s suicide; cremation; opinion of: Dr Savage; Dr Craig; Dr Octavia Wilberforce; heterosexual experiences; with VW; relationship with VB; work; parliamentary candidate; Labour party; League of Nations; visit to Germany; war; Hogarth Press; rows; Monks House; relationship with VS-W; Berlin; Freud and psychoanalysis; psychosomatic illnesses; tremor; (Alexander Method); death; opinion of VW’s work: To the Lighthouse; The Waves; Orlando; The Years; 3 Guineas; Roger Fry; Between the Acts; LW’s novels: The Wise Virgins; A Village in the Jungle

      Woolf, Marie

      Woolf, Sydney

      Woolf, Virginia, conception and birth; relationship with mother; Laura; mother’s death; relationship with father; DNB; VW’s writing; his death; relationship with VB; VB’s marriage; need for; resentment; attitude to R. Fry; Angelica; Julian’s death; relationship with Thoby Stephen; his death; personality: demands affection; anxiety; separation anxiety; maternal protection; social needs; unreality; relationship with George Duckworth; Stella Duckworth; death; Violet Dickinson; relationship with Clive Bell; Julian Bell; Lytton Strachey; gender and sex; libido; lesbianism; frigidity; views on marriage; Strachey proposal, relationship with LW: meeting; courtship; married; honeymoon; LW’s aggressiveness; anger over motherhood; over suburban life; pacifism and war; German holiday; prospective M.P.; LW’s protection; LW’s illness; LW’s mother; anti-Semitism; Hogarth Press; Monks House; relationship with VS-W; Harold Nicolson; maternal protector; France; jealousy; Berlin; Sissinghurst; Ethel Smyth; Freud and psychoanalysis; cyclothymia; seasonal; exacerbations; inherited; depressions; benefits; effect on writing; hypomania; mania; madness; Influenza; breakdowns over: mother’s death; father’s death; flirtation with Clive; Dreadnought Hoax; pre-engagement; marriage; suburban life; writing The Years; war; nursing home; anorexia and weight; paranoia; headache; suicidal ideas; LW’s plan of suicide; suicide and last letters; attitude to doctors: Dr Savage; Dr. Craig; Dr Wilberforce; writing: reviews; anon; Between the Acts; LW’s opinion; The Common Reader; Mrs Dalloway; Jacob’s Room; Night & Day; Orlando; LW’s opinion; Roger Fry; LW’s opinion; A Room of One’s Own; Three Guineas; LW’s opinion; To the Lighthouse; LW’s opinion; The Voyage Out; The Waves; LW’s opinion; The Years; LW’s opinion

      Woolmer, Thomas

      Years, The

      THE MARRIAGE OF HEAVEN AND HELL. Copyright © 1999 by Peter Dally. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. For information, address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.

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      ISBN 0-312-20559-7

      First published in Great Britain under the title Virginia Woolf: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by Robson Books

      First U.S. Edition: November 1999

      eISBN 9781466885226

      First eBook edition: October 2014

     

     

     



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