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David H. Uttal,Katherine O’ Dohertya to that of Vlad III Dracula. 2) That Bram Stoker never picked a precise location for Castle Dracula. This essay attempts to demonstrate that Michael the Brave, not Vlad III Dracula, probably was the historical person Stoker hinted at while having Professor van Helsing and Mina describe the Count a

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,“Welcome to My House! Enter Freely and of Your Own Free Will”: Dracula in International Contexts,nfluences on Stoker’s ., continues with new insights on the context of the novel, follows the development of the vampiric myth in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and concludes with a synoptic study of the evolution of the gothic space. This introductory chapter argues, as well as the whole

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