The Work of George Meredith by Elisabeth Luther Cary
Cary surveys Meredith from Richard Feverel through The Amazing Marriage, tracing his journey from early caricatures to mature character psychology. It notes his shift from comic surfaces to deep moral inquiry, the evolution of Beauchamp and Victor Radnor, and culminates in a thesis: be natural.
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R. Meredith
Richard Feverer
Mr. James
Balzac
Roderick Hudson
Mr. Meredith
Balgac
Meredith
Richard Feyerel
Richard
Lucy
Evan Harrington
Saji
Jocelyn
Rosalind
Rose Jocelyn
Sandra Belloni
Emilia
England
Vittoria
Rhoda Fleming
Master Gammon
Mrs. Sumfit
Anthony
Harry Richmond
Pole Sisters
Harrington
Beauchamp
Willoughby Patterners
Crossways
Diana
Warwick
Victor Radnor
Sir Willoughby
Nataly
Nesta
Victor
Ormont
INM
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