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Overview: Almost on the centenary of his death, this book studies the novels of Wilkie Collins and attempts to appreciate his representation of Victorian mores. It pays particular attention to Collins‘ views on sexuality, both male and female, and the laws concerning the distribution of property.978-1-349-08902-4978-1-349-08900-0

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Book 1988Almost on the centenary of his death, this book studies the novels of Wilkie Collins and attempts to appreciate his representation of Victorian mores. It pays particular attention to Collins‘ views on sexuality, both male and female, and the laws concerning the distribution of property.

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The Fallen Leaves,rs. In his anthology of Collins’ criticism, Norman Page finds this dismissive view of . a ‘judgement endorsed by Swinburne (who found it “ludicrously loathesome”) and Sadleir, as well as by most of the contemporary reviewers’.. And while this may have been the dominant reading of the novel, it is no