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PR861 .S883 1999
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Who betrays Elizabeth Bennet? : further puzzles in classic fiction |
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PR863 .F7
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From Smollett to James : studies in the novel and other essays presented to Edgar Johnson |
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PR863 .G6
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The English novel in the nineteenth century; essays on the literary mediation of human values |
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PR863 .R3
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From Jane Austen to Joseph Conrad : essays collected in memory of James T. Hillhouse |
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PR868.B58 O34 1997
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Telling complexions : the nineteenth-century English novel and the blush |
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PR868.C63 P6
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Comic faith : the great tradition from Austen to Joyce |
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PR868.C633 R8 1986
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The novelist and Mammon : literary responses to the world of commerce in the nineteenth century |
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PR868.D4 O9
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Bloodhounds of heaven : the detective in English fiction from Godwin to Doyle |
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PR868.D65 C64 1991
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The daughter's dilemma : family process and the nineteenth-century domestic novel |
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PR868.F64 J33 1999
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Ballads, songs, and snatches : the appropriation of folk song and popular culture in British nineteenth-century realist prose |
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PR868.H5 D46 1997
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Nationalism and desire in early historical fiction |
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PR868.H5 O74 1995
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The historical novel from Scott to Sabatini : changing attitudes toward a literary genre, 1814-1920 |
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PR868.J4 R34 1995
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Figures of conversion : "the Jewish Question" & English national identity |
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PR868.L3 T6 1976B
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The English middle-class novel |
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PR868.L35 F37 2017
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Everyday words and the character of prose in nineteenth-century Britain |
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PR868.L69 P65 1990
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Erotic faith : being in love from Jane Austen to D.H. Lawrence |
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PR868.M42 C35 2004
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Literature and medicine in nineteenth century Britain : from Mary Shelley to George Eliot |
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PR868.M46 S63 1996
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Love's madness : medicine, the novel, and female insanity, 1800-1865 |
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PR868.P57 W38 1994
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Revolution and the form of the British novel, 1790-1825 : intercepted letters, interrupted seductions |
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PR868.P68 B73 1998
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The reading lesson : the threat of mass literacy in nineteenth century British fiction |
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