The Eighteenth-century Novel, Volumes 1-7AMS Press, 2002 |
Contents
Foreword by Albert J Rivero | 1 |
The History of Charles XII of Sweden in Eliza | 23 |
Clarissa Harlowe and the Language of Dress | 45 |
Copyright | |
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