The Theory of the Novel in England 1850–1870

Richard Stang

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Deals with the novel as a distinct literary form from the years between 1850 and 1870. Shows that mid-Victorian criticism of fiction has been underrated, that it should be considered as an important part of the history of English criticism as a whole.

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