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16279 History starting with quotes from Sir


16279 History starting with quotes from Sir

Baker’s notes & crumb story

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starting with quotes from Sir Walter Scott in the very first chapter

Doubleday Duran pub by arrangement with Anderson House

First published in 1975

followed by a full transcription

16279 History starting with quotes from SirThe author describes how Burney worked with female namelessness in her early novels and used it to create her fluid heroines. She also devotes a chapter to a postmodern reading of each novel. Evelina, Cecelia, Camilla, culminate in The Wanderer, with a heroine "Incognita" who refuses to name herself. A fascinating entry into a deeper appreciation of one of Austen's favorite authors. Excellent condition, with mylar protector. University Press of

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