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THE LONG HISTORY OF “IN SHORT”: MR. MICAWBER, LETTER-WRITERS, AND LITERARY MEN
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  • 1988Uneven Developments868 cited
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  • 1850David Copperfield319 cited
  • 1987From Copyright to Copperfield80 cited
  • 1934The complete letter writer in English, 1568-180050 cited

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