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PR468.N29 W44 1991
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Strong representations : narrative and circumstantial evidence in England / |
1 |
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PR468.N293 B37 2000eb
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Myth and national identity in nineteenth-century Britain : the legends of King Arthur and Robin Hood / |
1 |
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PR468.N3G74 2000eb
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Keynes on Monetary Policy, Finance and Uncertainty : Reassessing Liquidity Preference Theory. |
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PR468.N3 M38 2000
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Green writing : romanticism and ecology / |
1 |
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PR468.N3 M5 1965
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Pathetic fallacy in the nineteenth century; a study of a changing relation between object and emotion. |
1 |
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PR468.N3 R65 2016
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Romantic ecocriticism : origins and legacies / |
1 |
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PR468.N3 R66 2003eb
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Romantic science : the literary forms of natural history / |
1 |
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PR468.N3 R67 2015
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Romantic sustainability : endurance and the natural world, 1780-1830 / |
1 |
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PR468.N3 V53 2017
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Victorian ecocriticism : the politics of place and early environmental justice / |
1 |
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PR468.N6 L43 1994eb
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Philosophy of nonsense : the intuitions of Victorian nonsense literature / |
1 |
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PR468.O6 A3
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The milk of paradise; the effect of opium visions on the works of De Quincey, Crabbe, Francis Thompson, and Coleridge, |
1 |
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PR468.O6 M55 1995
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Pleasures and pains : opium and the Orient in nineteenth-century British culture / |
1 |
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PR468.O74 H4 2024
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Decadence and orientalism in England and Germany, 1880-1920 : 'the indispensable East' / |
1 |
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PR468.O74 I58 2006
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Interrogating orientalism : contextual approaches and pedagogical practices / |
1 |
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PR468.O74 M87 2020
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China from the ruins of Athens and Rome : classics, sinology, and romanticism, 1793-1938 / |
2 |
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PR468.O76 M58 2011
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Victorian lessons in empathy and difference / |
1 |
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PR468.O765*
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Orphan texts : Victorian orphans, culture and empire / |
1 |
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PR468.O765 P474 2013
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Orphan texts : Victorian orphans, culture and empire / |
1 |
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PR468.P15 B46 2000
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The representation of bodily pain in late nineteenth-century English culture / |
1 |
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PR468.P35 S76 2004eb
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Fictions of affliction : physical disability in Victorian culture / |
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