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Shorter Notices
December 25, 1935 issue

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The article presents information on several books related to various issues. The book "The Victorians and Their Reading," by Amy Cruse attempts to show what books, good and bad, were actually read by the Victorians during the first fifty years of the Queen's reign, what they thought of them, and how their reactions influenced the future output." Biographies, autobiographies, correspondence, novels, essays, and periodical literature of the time have been studied for the highly complex interaction of religious, social, scientific, and artistic movements, readers of various classes, and writers. in addition to that, the article presents information on various other books.

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BOOKS; VICTORIANS & Their Reading, The (Book); BIOGRAPHY; AUTOBIOGRAPHIES; LETTERS; ESSAYS
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