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Advertising and Vindicating Eighteenth-Century Novels

Advertising and Vindicating Eighteenth-Century Novels

Original article

Andrew Varney. Brightness and Beauty, Taste and Relish: Advertising and Vindicating Eighteenth-Century Novels1). Connotations 3: 133-49.

Responses:

Brean S. Hammond. Romance and the Didactic in the Eighteenth-Century Novel: An Elaboration upon Andrew Varney. Connotations 3: 305-11

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