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Volume 33, Number 4, 2004

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The Master's Lesson: Balzac and Henry James
pp. 315-330(16)
Author: Gervais, David

Travelling Across Cultures: George Borrow's Wild Wales
pp. 331-343(13)
Author: Hyde, George

The Glimmering Frontier: Emily Dickinson and Publication
pp. 345-362(18)
Author: Greenup, Martin

Shining in these Contents
pp. 363-367(5)
Author: Edwards, Karen L.

Second Best? Translating Purgatorio
pp. 367-371(5)
Author: Havely, Nick

Will He Come Back?
pp. 371-375(5)
Author: Roe, John

Shakespeare's Machiavellian Explorations
pp. 376-378(3)
Author: Lindley, David

Shakespeare's Machiavellian Explorations
pp. 376-378(3)
Author: Lindley, David

Emergent Voices
pp. 379-383(5)
Author: Radley, Bryan

Female Sarcastic Lordliness
pp. 383-385(3)
Author: Regard, Frederic

Making Wessex Novel Again
pp. 386-391(6)
Author: Radford, Andrew

Making Wessex Novel Again
pp. 386-391(6)
Author: Radford, Andrew

Singularity in Criticism
pp. 395-398(4)
Author: Clark, Timothy

After Such Knowledge, What Forgiveness?
pp. 398-401(4)
Author: Jouve, Nicole Ward

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