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Volume 42, Issue 1
April 2016
Nathaniel Hawthorne Review Cover Image for Volume 42, Issue 1
ISSN 0890-4197
EISSN 2573-6973
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Along the Wayside
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From the Editor's Gable
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Current Bibliography
Elizabeth A. Boyle
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Contributors
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BOOK REVIEW

Sophia Peabody Hawthorne: A Life, Volume 2, 1848–1871
Rita K. Gollin
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Essays

Introduction: Hawthorne and Influence: Reframing Tradition
David Greven
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Incarnational Poetics: Embodiment and Literary Influence in Nathaniel Hawthorne's Stories from the Old Manse Period
Joan Curbet
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“I feel a giddy sickness of strange awe”: Chillingworth, Cenci, and the Silent Pleasure of Pain
Geoff Bender
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“With a glance of dark meaning”; or, Bloodstained Allegories in Spenser and Hawthorne
Andrew Hadfield; Michael Jonik
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Transatlantic Repurposing: The Castle of Otranto and the Construction of Puritan Allegory in The House of the Seven Gables
Christopher Stampone
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A Damned Mob of Corinnes: Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Daughters of de Staël
Renée Bergland
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