Space and the eighteenth-century English novel

Simon Varey

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Note on translations Introduction Part I: 1. Space, architecture and politics 2. Space, the architect and the design argument Part II: 3. The rise of Bath 4. An architect's imagination: John Wood's Bath Part III: 5. Defoe and the politics of space 6. Fielding and the convenience of design 7. Richardson and the violation of space 8. The politics of space Index.

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