Search Results: Novel: 19th Century from C L Hawley

Keele: Keele University Press,. Hardback. 491pp. A substantial collection of essays by the critic of nineteenth century literature. Essays covering a very wide range of Victorian subjects including 'Adam Bede', Henry James, Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, Margaret Harkness, Mark Rutherford, D. H. Lawrence and a variety of essays on William Morris. Theoretical issues considered include socialism, postmodernism and feminism. Includes bibliography of Goode's work. Bumped to tail of spine. Some creasing and rolling to edges of dw; a couple of bumps to corners. Very good copy in very good dw. . Hardback. 1995.

Keele: Keele University Press,. Hardback. 491pp. A substantial collection of essays by the critic of nineteenth century literature. Essays cover a very wide range of Victorian subjects including 'Adam Bede', Henry James, Thomas Hardy, George Gissing, Margaret Harkness, Mark Rutherford, D. H. Lawrence and a variety of essays on William Morris. Theoretical issues considered include socialism, postmodernism and feminism. Includes bibliography of Goode's work. Bumped to tail of spine. Some creasing and rolling to very bottom edge of dust jacket. Very good copy in like dust jacket . Hardback. 1995.

Oxford: Oxford University Press,. Paperback. 570pp. 12 black and white photographs. Biography of the Victorian man of letters, friend of Tennyson and Hans Christian Anderson, Robert Browning and R. L. Stevenson, Thomas Hardy and Henry James. Very slightly rubbed and bumped; clean and sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1985.

London: Faber and Faber,. Paperback. 405pp. Biography of Scottish writer James Hogg who was best know for his novel The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner. New, unread copy. New . Paperback. 2005.

London: Jonathan Cape,. Hardback. 316pp. Novel depicting a satirical utopia. Blue cloth with gilt titles to spine. A litle rubbed to spine ends else neat. Very good copy. . Hardcover. Reprint. 1928.

London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson,. Hardback. 121pp. Novelist Mary McCarthy looks are transition between the nineteenth century novel of ideas via Henry James and novel as art, to the twentieth century. Includes discussion of the work of Victor Hugo, Honoré de Balzac, Stendhal, Leo Tolstoy, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, George Eliot, Charles Dickens, Henry James, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, Thomas Mann, etc. Quarter bound in purple cloth with beige papers to boards. Cloth is faded to the head of the spine. Dust wrapper is sunned to spine and inner flaps are creased. Very good copy in good dust wrapper . Hardcover. 1980.

London: Faber & Faber,. Hardback. 275pp. Includes chapters on Adam Bede, Madame Bovary, Esther Waters, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Lady Chatterley's Lover, etc. Faded red cloth with green label and gilt titles to spine. A little rubbed. Good+, sound copy. . Hardcover. 1962.

London: Hogarth Press,. Paperback. 438pp. New introduction by P. N. Furbank. Samuel Butler, Victorian novelist, kept notebooks throughout his adult life recording his observations and on life, art, literature, travel and other topics; these notebooks he repeatedly revised and rewrote. Also includes biographical chronology. A good copy slightly rubbed and bumped. Some creasing to spine but clean and sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1985.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 221pp. Deals with the development of the realist novel in England and covers writers such as Dickens, Thackeray, Scott, Eliot, Austen and Meredith. Red cloth with gilt titles to spine. Slightly bumped to tail of spine. Dust wrapper has some edge wear including some small tears, and is sunned to spine. Very good copy in Fair dw. . Hardcover. 1974.

London: Routledge / The Open University,. Paperback. 352pp. Includes practical essays on reading Wordworth's The Prelude, Byron, women poets 1780-1830 etc as well as classic essays on Romanticism from Lord Byron, Sigmund Freud, etc. Minor edge wear. Very good copy. . Paperback. Reprint. 1996.

Stroud: Nonsuch,. Paperback. 320pp. Nonsuch Classics reprint of this nineteenth century novel whose heroine is a mixed race freed slave in Trinidad. Set in 1832 the year before the abolition. New, unread copy. New . Paperback. 2005.

London: Martin Secker & Warburg,. Hardback. 391pp. Pseudo-memoirs of the Victorian novelist as Margaret Forster uses the author's own words to tell his life story. Black and white illustrations throughout. Quarter bound with faux red leather to spine and brown papers to boards. Gilt titles and gilt decorations. Dust wrapper is sunned to spine and has some surface scuffing. Bumped to spine ends. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardcover. 1978.