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Harriet Martineau, ‘one of the most extraordinary women’ of nineteenth-century Britain, lost her faith. The story of her deconversion from Unitarianism to agnosticism is a familiar one. It is also one which seemingly fits into extant interpretations of the so-called ‘Victorian crisis of faith’. This article does not seek to retell this story, but rather to illuminate its hitherto underappreciated emotional contours and dimensions.
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