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The Rise of the Novel: Studies in Defoe, Richardson And Fielding
Victorian Novel: Modern Essays in Criticism
Victorian Novel: Modern Essays in Criticism

By Ian P. Watt

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A collection of essays which describes the reading audience, publication methods, and literary style of the Victorian novel and provides a critical analysis of the period's major fiction writers.

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Conrad: The secret agent
Conrad: The secret agent

By Ian P. Watt

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Conrad's Secret Agent
Conrad's Secret Agent

By Ian P. Watt

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Conrad in the nineteenth century
Conrad in the Nineteenth Century
Nostromo
Nostromo

By Joseph Conrad

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Conrad: Nostromo
Conrad: Nostromo

By Ian P. Watt, Ian Watt

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The rise of the novel
The rise of the novel

By Ian P. Watt, Ian Watt

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