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Volume 52, Issue 2
September 2021
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ISSN 0084-9812
EISSN 2167-8510
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Barnaby Rudge, Liberal History, and the Narrative Function of the Crowd
Sophia Hsu
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Necessary Compromises: A Defense of Sympathetic Readings and Progressive Potential in Oliver Twist
Alexander Long
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Little Dorrit's “Wildernesses of Secrets”
Mark M. Hennelly, Jr.
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Joe as the Wise Fool in Great Expectations: Dickens's Criticism of the Mid-Victorian Literature of Success and Upward Social Mobility
Masayo Hasegawa
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Indecent Proposals: Plotting Marriage in Our Mutual Friend and The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Elizabeth Bridgham
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Through the Looking-Glass at 150: Eight Retakes
Edward Guiliano; Angelika Zirker; James R. Kincaid; Mark M. Hennelly, Jr.; Zongxin Feng ...
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