Titlebook: Art and Society in the Victorian Novel; Essays on Dickens an Colin Gibson (Donald Collie Professor of English) Book 1989 Colin Gibson 1989

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Forming clinical working groupse physicians of the period would have thought, lowering the social tone of my survey. Physicians were a touchy lot, and not only when they were resenting the ‘new-fangled notions’ being introduced by such enterprising young men as George Eliot’s Mr Lydgate or Charles Kingsle’s Tom Thurnall. There we

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Kritische Reflexion und Schlussfolgerung,radition as Dickens. The general public, who knew what it liked, admired and bought them both. M’Turk recalled the bewildering speed with which Kipling ‘devoured’ book after book, eyes ‘jiggering’ across the pages, then bolted back to the library for more.. Here I wish to trace out, in the complex w

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