Titlebook: A George Eliot Miscellany; A Supplement to her F. B. Pinion Book 1982 F. B. Pinion 1982 Britain.George Eliot.history of literature.literat

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Alcohol and the Liver in Edwardian Britain,peal is to eye and ear. George Eliot’s image of the new Famine or cultural impoverishment which threatens recalls W. B. Yeats’s ‘The Second Coming’; barbarism is never far off, the nineteenth-century writer Sainte-Beuve observes (p. 162); it may be obvious in crises, but the preservation of civilization demands vigilance at all times.)

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Interactions of Alcohol and Prostaglandins,any in the summer of 1867, more than three years before her story was begun) and the ultimate fate of Fedalma and of Daniel Deronda. For another view of this humanist idea of immortality on earth, see Thomas Hardy’s ‘His Immortality’ and ‘The To-Be-Forgotten’ in ..)

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Alcohol and Drugs, Delinquency and Crime(Appearing in February 1847, this is the fourth of a series of original articles ‘from the Notebook of an Eccentric’ which Mary Ann Evans, after contributing anonymous reviews, wrote for ., a Coventry weekly newspaper acquired by Charles Bray in June 1846 for the promotion of ideas on reform.)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05570-8Britain; George Eliot; history of literature; literature; nineteenth century; novel; British and Irish Lit

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