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The “Witchcraft” of Media Manipulation: Pamela and The Blair Witch Project
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  • 1994Novel Panic: Picture and Performance in the Reception of Richardson's Pamela62 cited
  • 2011The Correspondence of Samuel Richardson59 cited
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  • 1928Familiar letters on important occasions32 cited

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