Social stories: the magazine novel in nineteenth-century America

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Prologue, E pluribus unum Social stories Jeremy Belknap's serializing the nation Fashion and the magazine novelist - the case of Ann Stephens William Gilmore Simms, Martin R. Delany, and serial/sectional politics After the war - national audiences, national questions William Dean Howells's modern magazine novel.

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