The Remarkable Lushington Family. David Taylor

      

      The Remarkable

      Lushington Family

      The Remarkable

      Lushington Family

      Reformers, Pre-Raphaelites,

      Positivists, and the

      Bloomsbury Group

      David Taylor, FSA

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      Cover image: Dr. Stephen Lushington, Miss Frances Carr, and members of the Lushington Family at Ockham Park. Courtesy of the Lushington Archive, Surrey History Centre.

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      Names: Taylor, David, 1947- author.

      Title: The remarkable Lushington family : reformers, Pre-Raphaelites, positivists, and the Bloomsbury Group / David Taylor.

      Description: Lanham : Lexington Books, 2020. | Includes bibliographical references and index.

      Identifiers: LCCN 2020009009 (print) | LCCN 2020009010 (ebook) | ISBN 9781793617156 (cloth) | ISBN 9781793617163 (epub)

      Subjects: LCSH: Lushington family. | Lushington, Stephen, 1782-1873. | Lushington, Vernon, 1832-1912. | Lushington, Kitty, 1867-1922. | Intellectuals—Great Britain—Biography. | Reformers—Great Britain—Biography. | Positivism—Great Britain. | Pre-Raphaelites—England—Biography. | Bloomsbury group.

      Classification: LCC CS439 .L885 2020 (print) | LCC CS439 (ebook) | DDC 929.20941—dc23

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      Family connexions are part of the poetry of history. They call to mind the generations of men and women, who were born, married and died, and perhaps bequeathed to their descendants some trait of their personality. Some tradition of behaviour, which did not perish with the passing of years but persisted in their grandchildren and their grandchildren’s children, and so made the past immortal.

      —Noel Annan, “The Intellectual

      Aristocracy.” From The Dons:

      Mentors, Eccentrics and Geniuses.

      (HarperCollins Publishers, 1999)

      The Victorian literary and artistic scene was one in which everybody seemed to know everybody else, and the intricate network of friendships, collaborations, marriage, and families that made up this world left a rich textual record of the larger-than-life personalities and diverse achievements of a generation.

      —Natasha Moore, Victorian Connections:

      The Literary and Artistic Circles of

      William and Helen Allingham from the

      Collections of Grolier Club Members.

      (New York: The Grolier Club, 2015)

      Contents

List of Abbreviations

Family Trees

Published Works of Vernon Lushington

Preface

Introduction

PART I: Stephen: (1782–1873)

1 “The Ls Are a Good Race”

2 Formative Years

3 The “Mourning Bride”

4 The Grieving Widower

5 A Social Conscience

PART II: Vernon: (1832–1912)

6 A Child of Reform

7 “My Tropic Season”

       8 A “Disciple” of Maurice

       9 A “Willing Hearer” of Carlyle

       10 Comte: “A Light in a Dark World”

       11 Art for Art’s Sake?

       12 Pre-Raphaelite Portraits

       13 Portrait of a Marriage

       14 “My Life for Others”

       15 A Legacy

       PART III: Kitty: (1867–1922)

       16 A Charmed Childhood

       17 The Home Quartette

       18 Toward the Lighthouse: A Broken Engagement

       19 The Lighthouse and Beyond: Marriage

       20 “Mrs. Dalloway”

       PART IV: Epilogue: Susan (1870–1953)

       21 The Last of the Lushingtons

       Bibliography

       Index

       About the Author

List of Abbreviations

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