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Recent fiction is , indeed , about life , but scarcely about life in a wholly unconditioned way ; the movement towards ... And so , for that matter , have many Americans : the categories of recent American fiction suggest a truly neo ...
Recent fiction is , indeed , about life , but scarcely about life in a wholly unconditioned way ; the movement towards ... And so , for that matter , have many Americans : the categories of recent American fiction suggest a truly neo ...
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... be that tender moment in Middlemarch when Mrs Bulstrode takes her husband's hand in a gesture of affection and support , after his misdeeds have been exposed . Martin Green has illuminatingly discussed this division in a recent ...
... be that tender moment in Middlemarch when Mrs Bulstrode takes her husband's hand in a gesture of affection and support , after his misdeeds have been exposed . Martin Green has illuminatingly discussed this division in a recent ...
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This seems to me a shrewd remark , and one borne out by several recent collections of short stories by American writers : Meyer Liben's Justice Hunger ; James Leo Herlihy's A Story that Ends with a Scream ; Sallie Bingham's The Touching ...
This seems to me a shrewd remark , and one borne out by several recent collections of short stories by American writers : Meyer Liben's Justice Hunger ; James Leo Herlihy's A Story that Ends with a Scream ; Sallie Bingham's The Touching ...
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Preface | 7 |
Character and Liberalism | 35 |
The Ideology of Being English | 56 |
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