Adventures in English Literature

Moderate innuendos and implied encounters in Elizabethan plays and Victorian novels; some fade-to-black scenes in excerpts. Implied sexual coercion in select Elizabethan and Victorian excerpts; not graphically detailed.

Frequent battles and deaths in Anglo-Saxon epics like Beowulf; duels and murders in Shakespearean dramas with some graphic descriptions.

Mild archaic curses and strong language in historical contexts, appearing briefly in plays and poems.

Occasional depictions of alcohol consumption in Victorian stories and Elizabethan taverns; not glamorized.

Brief mentions of same-sex attractions in works by Oscar Wilde and some Romantic poets.

Central religious themes in Medieval literature and Christina Rossetti's poetry; includes clergy, rituals, and devotional elements.

No evidence found in available sources.

Witches and supernatural elements in Macbeth; occult references in Romantic and Gothic excerpts.

Social commentary on class, empire, and reform in works by Carlyle, Dickens, and Kipling.

Suicides depicted in Romeo and Juliet and some Romantic poems; includes ideation and on-page acts.

Depictions of child labor, poverty, and domestic strife in Dickens; social suffering in Victorian prose. Implied sexual coercion in select Elizabethan and Victorian excerpts; not graphically detailed.

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