When and where was Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte banned?

Answer 1

At the time, some thought the passionate love depicted by Emily Bronte was inappropriate, and the novel was shunned. Its literary genius was only rediscovered decades later by modern scholars.

Answer 2

In 1939, Quebec, Canada withdrew the film version of "Wuthering Heights" from its province as Quebec censors demanded deletions due to the issues of divorce and infidelity which were heavily frowned upon. The book itself was considered radical as it portrayed the supernatural (ghosts), and it showed a woman as strong and independent, not bound to traditional roles of being content as a domestic servant or doting mother, but strong-willed and filled with passion. No specifics on where or when the book itself was actually banned.