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Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition

 

This is the first publication in a new series from Cambridge University Press studying literary decades in the nineteenth century. Focusing on the 1880s, this collection of studies from leading scholars explores the diverse forces that shaped the literature of the decade.

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This is the first publication in a new series from Cambridge University Press studying literary decades in the nineteenth century. Focusing on the 1880s, this collection of studies from leading scholars explores the diverse forces that shaped the literature of the decade.

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