Belinda , Emma , and the “Likeness” of the Portrait

Joe Bray

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This essay examines the significance of the portrait in two early nineteenth‐century novels. Alison Conway has argued that “the portrait and the novel inhabited parallel lives in the eighteenth cen...

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