English fiction
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English fiction
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57 Items that share the Concept English fiction
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- A modern buccaneer
- An introduction to the study of English fiction,
- Bones and I : or, The skeleton at home
- Clara Hopgood
- Contraband : or, A losing hazard
- Donal Grant
- Ecrivains modernes de l'Angleterre. : Première série
- Elizabeth and her German garden
- Fond adventures : tales of the youth of the world
- Frank Pettingell presents Dickens duets
- Gods of modern Grub Street : impressions of contemporary authors
- Good for nothing : or, All down hill
- In deacon's orders, etc
- Joan and Peter; : the story of an education,
- Katerfelto : a story of Exmoor
- Ladies and gentlemen in Victorian fiction
- Lady Chatterley's lover
- Le roman anglais de notre temps,
- Market Harborough ; and, Inside the bar
- Moll Flanders
- Mrs. Dalloway : To the lighthouse
- Open country; : a comedy with a sting,
- Pendennis
- Pickwick abroad; or, the tour in France
- Reginald on house-parties and other stories
- Ring for Nancy : a sheer comedy
- Satire in the Victorian novel,
- Short fiction criticism; : a checklist of interpretation since 1925 of stories and novelettes (American, British, Continental) 1800-1958,
- Some contemporary novelists (men)
- Some contemporary novelists (women)
- Stand fast, Craig-Royston!
- The English novel : being a short sketch of its history from the earliest times to the appearance of Waverley
- The English novel and the principle of its development,
- The English novel in the magazines, 1740-1815. : With a catalogue of 1375 magazine novels and novelettes
- The English novel,
- The Pickwick papers.
- The Roman de longue haleine on English soil; : a study of the manner, form and content of the French heroic romance in translation, and of those English productions which fall within the class, with some account of the popularity of both and of their influence on the modern English novel in its earliest years ...
- The Savage-Club papers for 1868
- The advance of the English novel,
- The adventures of Hajji Baba, of Ispahan
- The cloister & the hearth : a tale of the middle ages
- The development of the English novel,
- The history of Tom Jones : a foundling
- The interpreter : a tale of war
- The lives of the novelists,
- The master of the inn
- The mirror of the century,
- The neglected muse; : restoration and eighteenth-century tragedy in the novel (1740-1780)
- The new Prince Fortunatus,
- The posthumous papers of the Pickwick club
- The strange case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
- The supernatural in modern English fiction,
- The tale of terror; : a study of the Gothic romance
- Victorian novelists
- Victorian novelists,
- Zohrab, : the hostage.
- Écrivains modernes de l'Angleterre, Deuxième série ..
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