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Mary Barton

Mary Barton is the first novel by English author Elizabeth Gaskell, published in 1848. The story is set in the English city of Manchester during the 1830s and 1840s and deals heavily with the difficulties faced by the Victorian lower class.

Author：Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell Tag： Mary Barton English fiction

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Mary Barton

Preface
Chapter 1 A Mysterious Disappearance
Chapter 2 A Manchester Tea-Party
Chapter 3 John Barton's Great Trouble
Chapter 4 Old Alice's History
Chapter 5 The Mill On Fire
Chapter 6 Poverty And Death
Chapter 7 Jem Wilson's Repulse
Chapter 8 Margaret's Debut As A Public Singer
Chapter 9 Barton's London Experiences
Chapter 10 Return Of The Prodigal
Chapter 11 Mr.Carson's Intentions Revealed
Chapter 12 Old Alice's Bairn
Chapter 13 A Traveller's Tales
Chapter 14 Jem's Interview With Poor Esther
Chapter 15 A Violent Meeting Between The Rivals
Chapter 16 Meeting Between Masters And Workmen
Chapter 17 Barton's Night-Errand
Chapter 18 Murder
Chapter 19 Jem Wilson Arrested On Suspicion
Chapter 20 Mary's Dream-And The Awakening
Chapter 21 Esther's Motive In Seeking Mary
Chapter 22 Mary's Efforts To Prove An Alibi
Chapter 23 The Subpoena
Chapter 24 With The Dying
Chapter 25 Mrs.Wilson's Determination
Chapter 26 The Journey's To Liverpool
Chapter 27 In The Liverpool Docks
Chapter 28 ＂John Cropper,＂Ahoy!
Chapter 29 A True Bill Against Jem
Chapter 30 Job Legh's Deception
Chapter 31 How Mary Passed The Night
Chapter 32 The Trial And Verdict-＂NOt Guilty!＂
Chapter 33 Requiescat In Peace
Chapter 34 The Return Home
Chapter 35 ＂Forgive Us Our Trespasses＂
Chapter 36 Jem's Interview With Mr.Duncombe
Chapter 37 Details Connected With The Murder
Chapter 38 Conclusion
Chapter 38 Conclusion

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