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Belanger, Some Preliminary Remarks on the Production
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Colbert , ‘Bibliography of British Travel Writing,
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Davies, ‘ The Gothic
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Dawes, Anonymity and the Pressures of Publication
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Garside, Scott and the Common
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Subscribing Fiction in Britain, 1780–1829
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Garside & Gillian Hughes, ‘James
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Heuer, “Shadows of Beauty, Shadows
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in Joshua Pickersgill’s The Three Brothers and
Byron’s The Deformed Transformed
(Issue 12: Summer 04): cc12_n01.pdf.
Hopkins, Jane C. Loudon’s The Mummy!:
Mary Shelley Meets George Orwell, and They Go in a Balloon to
Egypt (Issue 10: 06/03): cc10_n01.pdf.
Horner & Sue Zlosnik, ‘Dead
Funny: Eaton Stannard Barretts The Heroine as Comic
Gothic ’ (Issue 5: 11/00): cc05_n02.pdf.
Howard, Anne Ker (1766–1821):
A Biographical and Bibliographical Study (Issue 11: 12/03):
Howard, Domesticating the
Novel: Moral–Domestic Fiction, 1820–1834 (Issue
13: Winter 04): cc13_n03.pdf.
Kerr, “Satire is Bad Trade”:
Dr John Wolcot and his Publishers and Printers in Eighteenth-Century
England’, (Issue 12: Summer 04): cc12_n02.pdf.
Killick, The Rise of the Tale: A Preliminary Checklist
of Collections of Short Fiction Published 182029 in the
Corvey Collection (Issue 7: 12/01): cc07_n04.pdf.
Koch, “The Absolute Horror of Horrors
Revised”: A Bibliographical Checklist of Early-Nineteenth-Century
Gothic Bluebooks (Issue 9: 12/02): cc09_n03.pdf.
Koch, Gothic Bluebooks in the Princely Library
of Corvey and Beyond (Issue 9: 12/02): cc09_n01.pdf.
Krishnamurthy, Assailing the Thing:
Politics of Space in William Cobbetts Rural Rides
(Issue 7: 12/01): cc07_n01.pdf.
J. Kurtz and Jennifer L. Womer, ‘The Novel as Political
Marker: Women Writers and their Female Audiences in the Hookham
and Carpenter Archives, 1791–1798’ (Issue 13: Winter 04):
Loeber & Magda Stouthamer-Loeber, The Publication
of Irish Novels and Novelettes, 1750–1829: A Footnote
on Irish Gothic Fiction (Issue 10: 06/03): cc10_n02.pdf.
Magnani, The Mysterious Mrs Meeke: A Biographical
and Bibliographical Study (Issue 9: 12/02): cc09_n04.pdf.
Mandal, ‘Revising the Radcliffean
Model: Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey and Regina Maria Roche’s
Clermont ’ (Issue 3: 09/99): cc03_n03.pdf.
Mandell, Hemans and the Gift-Book
Aesthetic (Issue 6: 06/01): cc06_n01.pdf.
Page, Mary Meeke’s
Something Strange: The Development of the Novel and
the Possibilities of the Imagination (Issue 11: 12/03):
Perkins, Planting Seeds of Virtue:
Sentimental Fiction and the Moral Education of Women (Issue
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Potter, Writing for the
Spectre of Poverty: Exhuming Sarah Wilkinson’s Bluebooks
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Ragaz, Writing to Sir Walter: The Letters of Mary
Bryan Bedingfield (Issue 7: 12/01): cc07_n02.pdf.
Rhodes, Copyright, Authorship, and the Professional
Writer: The Case of William Wordsworth (Issue 8: 06/02):
J.-M. Sonmez, Archaisms in “The Rime of the
Ancient Mariner” (Issue 9: 12/02):
Steele, Anne and John Ker: New Soundings
(Issue 12: Summer 04): cc12_n03.pdf.
Stevens, Tales of Other Times: A Survey of British
Historical Fiction, 17701812 (Issue 7: 12/01): cc07_n03.pdf.
Wagner, Nostalgia for Home or Homelands: Romantic
Nationalism and the Indeterminate Narrative in Frances Burney’s
The Wanderer (Issue 10: 06/03): cc10_n03.pdf.
Weldon, “The Common Gifts of Heaven”:
Animal Rights and Moral Education in Anna Letitia Barbauld’s
“The Mouse’s Petition” and “The Caterpillar”
(Issue 8: 06/02): cc08_n02.pdf.
Wintermans, Dutch Translations of English Novels,
17701829 (Issue 7: 12/01): cc07_n05.pdf.
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