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Review of Uncle Tom's Cabin or an Essay on Slavery

By A. Woodward

A Review of Uncle Tom's Cabin

By A. Woodward

Daniel Defoe and middle-class gentility

By Michael Shinagel

Joseph Conrad and the Ethics of Darwinism

By Allan Hunter

The achievement of William Dean Howells

By Kermit Vanderbilt

Ethics and narrative in the English novel, 1880-1914

By Jil Larson

Aldous Huxley

By Milton Birnbaum

Critical Essays on George Eliot

By Barbara Hardy

Didactic Novels and British Women's Writing, 1790-1820

By Hilary Havens

Impact of Victorian Children's Fiction

By J. S. Bratton

Teach the nation

By Anne-Elizabeth Murdy

George Eliot and intoxication

By Kathleen McCormack

A George Eliot companion

By F. B. Pinion

George Eliot

By David Carroll

George Eliot's grammar of being

By Melissa Anne Raines

Iris Murdoch

By A. S. Byatt

A reception-history of George Eliot's fiction

By Perkin, J. Russell

An Iris Murdoch chronology

By Valerie Purton

The City of Dickens

By Alexander Welsh

The achievement of William Dean Howells

By Kermit Vanderbilt

Slavery and sentiment

By Christine Levecq

Robin Cook

By Lorena Laura Stookey

Uncle Tom's cabin on the American stage and screen

By John W. Frick

John Fowles, magus and moralist

By Peter Wolfe