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Susan Walton focuses on the life and writings of Charlotte Yonge as a prism for understanding the construction of mid-Victorian masculinities. Hugely popular and prolific, Yonge appealed to a wide audience because she did not parade her religious convictions but embedded them within lively narratives. Walton's study offers important insights into Yonge's models of fatherhood, and her promotion of military values and mission work, both at home and abroad.

Men in literature. --- Soldiers in literature. --- Fathers in literature. --- Masculinity in literature. --- Masculinity (Psychology) in literature --- Yonge, Charlotte M. --- Yonge, Charlotte Mary --- Author of Heartsease, --- Author of Henrietta's wish, --- Author of Kenneth, --- Author of Kings of England, --- Author of Landmarks of history, --- Author of Scenes and characters, --- Author of The heir of Redclyffe, --- Author of The herb in the field, --- Author of The little duke, --- Author of The railroad children, --- Author of The two guardians, --- Heartsease, Author of, --- Heir of Redclyffe, Author of, --- Henrietta's wish, Author of, --- Herb in the field, Author of, --- Kenneth, Author of, --- Kings of England, Author of, --- Landmarks of history, Author of, --- Little duke, Author of, --- Railroad children, Author of, --- Scenes and characters, Author of, --- Two guardians, Author of, --- Yonge, C. M. --- Yonge, Charlotte Mary, --- Yonge, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Characters --- Men. --- Fathers in literature --- Masculinity in literature --- Men in literature --- Soldiers in literature