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John Murray in 1816
Who Was John Murray II?
Who were John Murray’s authors and what kind of books did he publish?
Notable Events Leading Up To Other Notable Events in 1816
Jane Austen
Dedication from a Dutiful, Obedient, Humble Servant
Timeline of Letters from Gifford and Murray
A Wealth of Meaning Contained in a Paragraph
Doppelgangers of the self in Emma
The significance of Jane Fairfax as the shadow heroine
Echoes of Gothicism in Emma
The Feminist Consciousness — The Sound Judgment in Emma
Free Indirect Discourse in Emma
The Insular Life of Emma
Reading in Emma: The Art of Decoding
The Private Reception of Emma: “Opinions of Emma”
The Public Reception of Emma : Scott’s Review & other notices
Lord Byron
“Darkness” First Edition
Byron’s Manfred and the sublime return to nature
Byron’s “cureless disquiet”
Diction and Symbols Obviate the Need for Conclusion
John Polidori
The Vampyre: A Tale by Lord Byron (First Edition)
The Vampyre & Fragment of a Novel
Walter Scott
Mary Shelley
First Edition of Frankenstein
The Romantic Gothic novel: Is it the Creature’s fault in being made Man?
1816 Book Assignments
Childe Harold’s pilgrimage: canto the third
Lara: a Tale
Tales of Fancy: The Shipwreck
Travels in the interior districts of Africa
Coleridge’s Poetry on Mental Instabilities
Thanksgiving ode, January 18, 1816
Glenarvon. In Three Volumes.
The Corsair
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