Understanding Great expectations : a student casebook to issues, sources, and historical documents
The fourth companion to a novel by or the works generally by Charles Dickens (1812-70) Newlin has produced. In a collection of primary documents, collateral readings, and essays, most of them excerpts from longer pieces he explores such aspects as what a gentleman of the early 19th century was, apprenticeship and the blacksmith, and making a fortune in Australia
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xx, 228 pages : illustrations, 1 map ; 25 cm.
9780313299407, 0313299404
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Introduction A Literary Analysis of Great Expectations What Was a "Gentleman" in the Early Nineteenth Century? Estella and Biddy: The Dilemma of Victorian Women Apprenticeship and the Blacksmith Crime and Punishment in Great Expectations The Hulks and Penal Transportation Australia: Making a Fortune in the Outback The Bow Street Police English Private Theatres in the Early Nineteenth Century The Marsh Country and the River Index
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