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Volume 22, Issue 3
December 1967
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Nineteenth-Century Fiction
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ISSN 0029-0564
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Necessary Presence: The Rhetoric of the Narrator in Vanity Fair
Harriet Blodgett
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George Eliot's Unascribed Mottoes
J. R. Tye
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Two Missing Links in Oliver Twist
Colin Williamson
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Front Matter
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Adam Verver, Yankee Businessman
Caroline G. Mercer
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The Regeneration of "Roaring Camp"
J. R. Boggan
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Back Matter
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Notes and Reviews

Father Time's Suicide Note in Jude the Obscure
Walter K. Gordon
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Thackeray as Historian: Two Newly Identified Contributions to Fraser's Magazine
Geoffrey C. Stokes
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The Human Scale: A Note on Hard Times
Ronald Berman
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Review: Mark Twain: The Fate of Humor, by James M. Cox and Unpromising Heroes: Mark Twain and His Characters, by Robert Regan
Albert E. Stone,, Jr.
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Review: Their Proper Sphere: A Study of the Brontë Sisters as Early-Victorian Female Novelists, by Inga-Stina Ewbank and The Accents of Persuasion: Charlotte Brontë's Novels, by Robert Bernard Martin
Thomas C. Moser
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Review: Conrad's Polish Literary Background and Some Illustrations of the Influence of Polish Literature on His Work, by Andrzej Busza and The Dual Heritage of Joseph Conrad, by Robert R. Hodges
John Espey
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Platonic Allegory in Poe's "Eleonora"
Richard P. Benton
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Review: Thomas Hardy, by Irving Howe and Thomas Hardy: The Will and the Way, by Roy Morrell
David Cowden
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Wordsworth’s The Borderers, Early and Late
Contributors to this Issue
Review: Dorian Unbound: Transnational Decadence and the Wilde Archive, by Sean O’Toole
Review: British Literature and the Life of Institutions: Speculative States, by Benjamin Kohlmann
Review: Narrative and Its Nonevents: The Unwritten Plots That Shaped Victorian Realism, by Carra Glatt
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