John Keats
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England Poem
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Jos Sedley the Nabob: Colonization of India within Thackeray's Vanity Fair
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Dickens's Australia: Place of Exile and Emigration
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The Inevitability of Physical Impairment in the Nineteenth-Century Novel: The Evolution of Stigma in the Long Nineteenth Century
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The Key to Being the Angel in the House: Victorian Womanhood in Dickens's "David Copperfield"
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Fading from Collective Memory: The Battle of Waterloo and Its Historical Significance in Vanity Fair
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Memory, Trauma, and Poverty: Child Labor in Charles Dickens's David Copperfield
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The Traveling, Malleable Valentine in Mary Barton: The Force of Love
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Gendered Objects in the Victorian Era and Vanity Fair: The Portable Writing Desk
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