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... Howards End marked the end of an era in history as well as a phase in Forster's literary career , for King Edward died in the year the novel was published . The sense of an ending was doubly pervasive , for although the King had seemed ...
... Howards End marked the end of an era in history as well as a phase in Forster's literary career , for King Edward died in the year the novel was published . The sense of an ending was doubly pervasive , for although the King had seemed ...
Page 45
... Howards End . Margaret has forgiven him ; he refuses to receive Helen . He falls back upon yet another old formula for male control by condescension : ' You have not been yourself all day . ' But Margaret , aided by his stubborn ...
... Howards End . Margaret has forgiven him ; he refuses to receive Helen . He falls back upon yet another old formula for male control by condescension : ' You have not been yourself all day . ' But Margaret , aided by his stubborn ...
Page 48
... Howards End . He trusted that a place ' so essentially English ' would ' survive unspoilt ' for ' the English people who come after me'.145 Eminent authors and publishers wrote to the newspapers . Readers of Howards End wrote to the ...
... Howards End . He trusted that a place ' so essentially English ' would ' survive unspoilt ' for ' the English people who come after me'.145 Eminent authors and publishers wrote to the newspapers . Readers of Howards End wrote to the ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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