Flush by Virginia Woolf (Book Analysis)

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<i>Flush </i>by Virginia Woolf, which tells the story of the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s beloved spaniel. Through his eyes, we see the key episodes in Barrett Browning’s life, including notably her courtship with and subsequent marriage to Robert Browning, and gain an outsider’s view of the inequality (in terms of both gender and social class) that pervades Victorian society. Woolf is widely considered to be one of the most significant English-language writers of the 20th century; her best-known works include the novels
<i>Mrs Dalloway</i>,
<i>The Waves</i> and
<i>Orlando</i>, and the essays
<i> A Room of One’s Own</i> and
<i>Three Guineas</i>.

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