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The twentieth century 1900–45
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The Routledge History of Literature
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First published 1997 by Routledge 1
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Contents List of illustrations Fore
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Contents ix The Gothic and the subl
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Contents xi THE TWENTIETH CENTURY:
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Illustrations Figure 1 Linguistic b
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xvi Foreword The Routledge History
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xviii Foreword and burlesque and sa
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From the earliest stages, Malcolm B
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Beowulf, the Dane, dear king of his
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6 Old and Middle English 600-1485 T
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8 Old and Middle English 600-1485 t
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10 Old and Middle English 600-1485
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The Renaissance 1485-1660
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58 The Renaissance 1485-1660 centur
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60 The Renaissance 1485-1660 would
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62 The Renaissance 1485-1660 were n
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64 The Renaissance 1485-1660 ‘To
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66 The Renaissance 1485-1660 I find
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68 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Mid-su
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70 The Renaissance 1485-1660 and a
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72 The Renaissance 1485-1660 I had
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74 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Faustu
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76 The Renaissance 1485-1660 perfor
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78 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Greek
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80 The Renaissance 1485-1660 47); a
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82 The Renaissance 1485-1660 the Re
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84 The Renaissance 1485-1660 years
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86 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Renais
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88 The Renaissance 1485-1660 terms
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90 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Shakes
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92 The Renaissance 1485-1660 1601 2
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94 The Renaissance 1485-1660 The pu
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96 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Shakes
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98 The Renaissance 1485-1660 most o
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100 The Renaissance 1485-1660 And s
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102 The Renaissance 1485-1660 I all
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104 The Renaissance 1485-1660 In mu
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106 The Renaissance 1485-1660 my he
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108 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Thou
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110 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Trahe
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112 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Old T
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114 The Renaissance 1485-1660 misun
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116 The Renaissance 1485-1660 from
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118 The Renaissance 1485-1660 The t
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120 The Renaissance 1485-1660 Middl
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122 The Renaissance 1485-1660 GIOVA
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124 The Renaissance 1485-1660 SIR B
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126 The Renaissance 1485-1660 The s
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Thy wars brought nothing about; Thy
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Contexts and conditions 131 Sea; no
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Early Milton 133 Revolution was the
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Early Milton 135 good and evil as t
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Early Milton 137 the hero from the
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Restoration drama 139 many lives as
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Restoration drama 141 Revenge! PIER
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Restoration drama 143 One of the fi
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Restoration drama 145 prohibiting
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Restoration drama 147 LOVELESS No,
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Restoration drama 149 PRIM Do they
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Rochester 151 The Theatres Licensin
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Dryden 153 what it saw as the highe
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Dryden 155 his best, and his transl
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Pope 157 POPE True wit is nature to
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Journalism 159 And, spite of pride,
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Scottish Enlightenment, diarists an
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The novel 167 and the social awaren
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The novel 169 Each serial volume of
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The novel 171 paraphrase Pope: what
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The novel 173 polemic comes when he
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The novel 175 That kingdom he hath
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The novel 177 opportunity to set fo
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The novel 179 sentence of death. He
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Criticism 181 to do with that work.
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Johnson 183 (1712). Swift took the
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Johnson 185 There are some hostile
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Sterne, Smollett and Scottish voice
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Drama after 1737 195 MISS HARDCASTL
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Poetry after Pope 197 Thomas Gray
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Poetry after Pope 199 Nor rural sig
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Poetry after Pope 201 but by no mea
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Melancholy, madness and nature 203
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The Gothic and the sublime 209 Burk
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The Gothic and the sublime 211 conc
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The Gothic and the sublime 213 all
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Bliss was it in that dawn to be ali
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Contexts and conditions 219 and mor
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Contexts and conditions 221 economi
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Contexts and conditions 223 past, p
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Blake, Wordsworth and Coleridge 225
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Keats 235 and completing the poetic
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Keats 237 beauty but at the same ti
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Shelley 239 Keats also gives us occ
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Shelley 241 or sail around Venice.
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Byron 243 Each like a corpse within
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Byron 245 What I have done is done;
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Byron 247 Though the night was made
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Romantic prose 249 Bright yellow is
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Romantic prose 251 one of the Immor
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The novel in the Romantic period 25
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Jane Austen 255 the remotest antiqu
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Jane Austen 257 she wrote in her le
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Jane Austen 259 LANGUAGE NOTE Jane
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Scott 261 and scarcely even picture
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Scott 263 She coloured highly, and
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From Gothic to Frankenstein 265 flu
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The Scottish regional novel 267 (18
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The nineteenth century
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272 The nineteenth century of Queen
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274 The nineteenth century Smollett
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276 The nineteenth century Hard Tim
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278 The nineteenth century Podsnap
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280 The nineteenth century income a
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282 The nineteenth century cover su
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284 The nineteenth century in some
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286 The nineteenth century earlier
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288 The nineteenth century the end.
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290 The nineteenth century Charlott
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292 The nineteenth century by Dicke
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Provincial novels 395 novels of Joh
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Light novels 397 associated with th
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Genre fiction 399 (1915), which has
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Forster, Conrad and Ford 401 influe
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Forster, Conrad and Ford 403 two fa
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Forster, Conrad and Ford 405 style
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Forster, Conrad and Ford 407 than A
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Forster, Conrad and Ford 409 power,
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D.H. Lawrence 411 cover a vast rang
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D.H. Lawrence 413 ‘God, yes,’ s
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D.H. Lawrence 415 Lawrence travelle
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D.H. Lawrence 417 D.H. Lawrence wro
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Woolf and Joyce 419 Woolf, in parti
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Woolf and Joyce 421 the kiss of a w
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Woolf and Joyce 423 consciousness
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Woolf and Joyce 425 something of Mo
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Woolf and Joyce 427 an exile from I
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Woolf and Joyce 429 of the novel, w
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Novels of the First World War 431 O
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Aldous Huxley 433 T.E. Lawrence, La
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Women writers 435 woman writer and
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Ireland 437 such as Iris Murdoch, B
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Early Greene and Waugh 439 are no e
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Thirties novelists 441 emotional in
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Thirties novelists 443 At the time
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What do we do now, now that we are
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Contexts and conditions 449 There i
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Drama since 1945 451 DRAMA SINCE 19
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Drama since 1945 453 but one aim of
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Drama since 1945 455 JIMMY God, how
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Drama since 1945 457 sense of ident
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Drama since 1945 459 of what is sai
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Drama since 1945 461 [Door chimes.]
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Drama since 1945 463 career. Season
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Drama since 1945 465 of the two ‘
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Drama since 1945 467 And then with
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Poetry of the Second World War 469
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Poetry since 1945 471 published Ala
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Poetry since 1945 473 forces of bir
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Poetry since 1945 475 languages in
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Poetry since 1945 477 I kill where
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Poetry since 1945 479 Shaft (1978)
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Poetry since 1945 481 was derived f
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Martians and gorgons 483 Contempora
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Martians and gorgons 485 any man ca
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Martians and gorgons 487 1966. Set
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The novel since 1945 489 Jamaica an
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The novel since 1945 491 in recogni
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Post-war Waugh 493 in London, worki
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Post-war Waugh 495 with what was ha
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Orwell 497 ever. The rejection slip
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Dialogue novels 499 his right ankle
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Dialogue novels 501 ‘Oh, you have
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The mid-century novel 503 1920s to
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Amis, father and son 505 fugitives
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Amis, father and son 507 Time’s A
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Golding 509 Representations of the
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Fowles and Frayn 511 gods did not l
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The campus novel 513 view of the ti
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Excellent women 515 as you may be s
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Excellent women 517 Wide Sargasso S
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Muriel Spark and others 519 The flo
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Margaret Drabble 521 allusive, and
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Iris Murdoch 523 Fay Weldon is prob
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Internationalism 525 and Soldiers,
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‘Insiders’ from ‘outside’ 5
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The contemporary Scottish novel 535
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The contemporary Scottish novel 537
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Endings and beginnings 539 one of t
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Endings and beginnings 541 polemic.
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Timelines Jeremy Hunter OLD AND MID
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Old and Middle English 545 But ‘t
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Old and Middle English 547 France (
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The Renaissance 549 Thomas Malory
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The Renaissance 551 1541 Jean Calvi
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Restoration to Romanticism 553 1640
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The Romantic period 555 considered
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The nineteenth century 557 of 1836,
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The twentieth century: 1900-45 559
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The twentieth century: 1945 to the
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The twentieth century: 1945 to the
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British and Irish winners of the No
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Acknowledgements 567 USA. This extr
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Acknowledgements 569 George Bernard
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Select bibliography 571 Hodgson, Ph
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Select bibliography 573 Woodbridge,
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Select bibliography 575 Copley, Ste
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Select bibliography 577 Pearsall, R
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Index Page numbers in bold indicate
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Index 581 Browning, Elizabeth Barre
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Index 583 Duffy, Carol Anne (1955-
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Index 585 Heywood, Thomas (c.1574-1
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Index 587 McEwan, Ian (1948- ) 525,
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Index 589 Pound, Ezra (1885-1972) 3
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Index 591 Surrey, Henry Howard, Ear
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