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... course at Manchester Polytechnic ; as a result I felt that there was a need to gather together in one place material which was widely scattered amongst books and periodical articles , not all of them easily available to the less ...
... course at Manchester Polytechnic ; as a result I felt that there was a need to gather together in one place material which was widely scattered amongst books and periodical articles , not all of them easily available to the less ...
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... course , eventually appear in three - volume form . Under the part - issue system novels were published in shilling monthly ' numbers ' over a year or more , so reducing the standard 31s . 6d . price of the three - decker to as little ...
... course , eventually appear in three - volume form . Under the part - issue system novels were published in shilling monthly ' numbers ' over a year or more , so reducing the standard 31s . 6d . price of the three - decker to as little ...
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... course as Dickens's autobiographical stand - in , David Copperfield – and so does the ' oppressed and brutally treated woman ' for whom Nancy is an early model . Nevertheless Coolidge is at pains to point out that the systematic ...
... course as Dickens's autobiographical stand - in , David Copperfield – and so does the ' oppressed and brutally treated woman ' for whom Nancy is an early model . Nevertheless Coolidge is at pains to point out that the systematic ...
Contents
Theoretical Approaches | 21 |
Defoe and Richardson | 59 |
Varieties of Conservative | 87 |
Copyright | |
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The Framework of Fiction: Socio-cultural Approaches to the Novel John Bull No preview available - 1988 |
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