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17996 Study Guides He argues that the novel


17996 Study Guides He argues that the novel

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He argues that the novel formed gradually out of other kinds of books

With a chapter on literary views on capital punishment

Beautifully illustrated throughout

Does not give author's name but "By the author of "Mary Barton

Various aspects of London life are covered

17996 Study Guides He argues that the novelThe author explores the history of the phrase "pride and prejudice" prior to Austen naming her most popular novel, and shows how political use of the phrase continued well into the 19th century. With hundreds of examples, the author shows how the phrase was used to uphold independence from oppression, criticize enslavement and the slave trade, and support revolution against monarchs. Burns argues by using this title, Austen supported independent

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