Development of Prose in the 19th Century Novel
A critical survey of English prose evolution through the 19th century. It traces the shift from historical writing to fiction, the rise of the novel, and the struggle between prose and rhetoric. It notes Henry James, Walter Pater, and Dickens, and discusses anthologies that treat novelists with proper regard while lamenting the decline of essays and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Peatock
Volims
Landor
Holmes
Mrs. Gaskell
Henry James
Gaye
London Times
Johnsons and Gibbons
Gibbon
Scott
Northange Abbey
Cranford
Dickeng
Thackeray
George Eliot
Wong
Mr Wells
Macaulay
Carlyle
Bastille
Lonsdon
Milman
Sala
Cy Ware
Corps de Ballet
Herman
2 Mans
Dickens
Mrs. Gamp
Etsy Prig
Daisy Miller
Charles Reade
Denys
Gerard
Hazlitt
Hahtestween
Neate
Crawford
Holy Circus
Walter Pater
M. Jourdain
Stevenson
Tig
de Quincey
Elin
Pars~es
Maid of Saragossa Fights Besieging French in 1808
A fragmentary 1808 tale recounts Agustina of Aragon, an 18 year old heroine who fired a cannon, rallied defenders, and inspired Saragossa to repel a French siege. The oddly garbled text also slips into unrelated notes about water and salt yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Saragossa
Agestinia
Agustin
Church of Nostra Donn Dei
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Joan OF Arc
Atlantic
Phers
Cal
Hadley
Ivory
Windsor
Sater
Boss Cushtone
Tewalarky
Broad and John St., Bridgeport
Hich