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... Clayhanger novels , Clayhanger ( 1910 ) , Hilda Lessways ( 1911 ) , and These Twain ( 1916 ) , is entirely a regional THE NOVEL FROM 1881 TO 1914 381.
... Clayhanger novels , Clayhanger ( 1910 ) , Hilda Lessways ( 1911 ) , and These Twain ( 1916 ) , is entirely a regional THE NOVEL FROM 1881 TO 1914 381.
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... Clay- hanger Bennett was much closer to his subject . Edwin Clayhanger is not Bennett's exact contemporary , but he is only eleven years older , and while the novels are not auto- biographical , Edwin represents a perfectly conceivable ...
... Clay- hanger Bennett was much closer to his subject . Edwin Clayhanger is not Bennett's exact contemporary , but he is only eleven years older , and while the novels are not auto- biographical , Edwin represents a perfectly conceivable ...
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A Short Critical History Walter Ernest Allen. is with Bennett's Clayhanger . Clayhanger is a fine novel , but there can be no question which of the two books has the greater impact . Bennett is detached ; he contemplates his characters ...
A Short Critical History Walter Ernest Allen. is with Bennett's Clayhanger . Clayhanger is a fine novel , but there can be no question which of the two books has the greater impact . Bennett is detached ; he contemplates his characters ...
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THE BEGINNINGS | 3 |
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 31 |
THE FIRST GENERA | 107 |
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