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Authors:
BOOTH HJ
Citation: Hj. Booth, VICTORIAN MASCULINITIES - MANHOOD AND MASCULINE POETICS IN EARLY VICTORIAN LITERATURE AND ART - SUSSMAN,H, Dickensian, 92(440), 1996, pp. 215-218
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ROGERS MT
Citation: Mt. Rogers, THE 90TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE DICKENS FELLOWSHIP - 18-23 JULY 1996, Dickensian, 92(440), 1996, pp. 229-235
Authors:
LITVACK L
Citation: L. Litvack, DICKENS, EUROPE AND THE NEW WORLDS - AN INTERNATIONAL-CONFERENCE, UNIVERSITE-DE-BOURGOGNE, 13-16 JUNE 1996, Dickensian, 92(440), 1996, pp. 236-237
Citation: DICKENS,CHARLES EMPLOYMENT AS A SHORTHAND WRITER FOR THE PROCTORS OF DOCTORS COMMONS IN 1830-1832, Dickensian, 92(440), 1996, pp. 238-238
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SLATER M
Citation: M. Slater, ADRIAN,ARTHUR,A. - IN-MEMORIAM, Dickensian, 92(440), 1996, pp. 239-239
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PRESTON E
Citation: E. Preston, EDITORIAL + THE TRADITION OF ENGLISH COMIC FICTION IS KEPT ALIVE AS NOVELISTS FROM EACH GENERATION ARE NOURISHED BY OLD NOVELS THEY HAVE READ AND LOVED FROM THE PREVIOUS GENERATION, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 83-84
Authors:
XAVIER A
Citation: A. Xavier, 'CHARLES DICKENS' AND CATHERINE DICKENS', 2 FINE PORTRAITS BY LAURENCE,SAMUEL, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 85-90
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HANNON P
Citation: P. Hannon, THE AESTHETICS OF HUMOR IN 'GREAT EXPECTATIONS', Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 91-105
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TATHAM M
Citation: M. Tatham, THE CURIOUS CONNECTION, THE ROLE OF MILLWOOD IN 'GREAT EXPECTATIONS', Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 106-109
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WELLS P
Citation: P. Wells, 'KATE PERUGINI', SOME OBSERVATIONS ARISING FROM A DRAWING BY FILDES,LUKE, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 110-114
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JACOBI S
Citation: S. Jacobi, INFLUENCE AND ANXIETY, WILSON,ANGUS AND DICKENS,CHARLES, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 115-125
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FORSYTE C
Citation: C. Forsyte, LETTERS -H1794( RESPONSE TO COX,RICHARD THEORY CONCERNING A 'DROOD' MYSTERY, FILDES DRAWING), Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 127-129
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BRATTIN JJ
Citation: Jj. Brattin, LETTERS + PASSAGES IN 'MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT' HAVING RELEVANCE TO DICKENSMEDICAL CONDITIONS, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 129-129
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NEWLIN G
Citation: G. Newlin, LETTERS -G IN THE FICTIONAL SURNAMES OF HIS CHARACTERS( MORE ON DICKENS USE OF THE DOUBLE), Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 130-130
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ANDREWS M
Citation: M. Andrews, THE LETTERS OF DICKENS,CHARLES, VOL 8, 1856-1858 - STOREY,G, TILLOTSON,K, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 131-133
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BAILIN M
Citation: M. Bailin, CONSUMING FICTIONS - GENDER, CLASS AND HUNGER IN DICKENS NOVELS - HOUSTON,GT, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 133-135
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GROVE T
Citation: T. Grove, DOORWAY TO DICKENS, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 135-137
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PRESTON EG
Citation: Eg. Preston, AGAR-TOWN - THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A VICTORIAN SLUM - DENFORD,SLJ, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 137-138
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PRESTON EG
Citation: Eg. Preston, A SURVEY OF DICKENS EMPLOYMENTS - MORRIS,P, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 139-140
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ANDREWS MY
Citation: My. Andrews, DICKENS,CHARLES - THE MAN WHO HAD GREAT EXPECTATIONS - STANLEY,D, VENNEMA,P, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 139-139
Citation: DICKENS,CHARLES COMMEMORATED + BARNARDS-INN, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 148-149
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EVERITT H
Citation: H. Everitt, THE RESTORATION OF GADS-HILL-CONSERVATORY, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 151-153
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CARROLL J
Citation: J. Carroll, ST-LEONARDS-ANNUAL-DAY-SEMINAR, SATURDAY MAY-18, WHERE-THE-DICKENS, ADAY OF DICKENSIAN TOPOGRAPHICAL INTEREST, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 155-158
Citation: DEARLOVE,BARBARA - OBITUARY, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 159-159
Citation: HIDE,DAVID - OBITUARY, Dickensian, 92(439), 1996, pp. 159-159