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Satire in the Victorian novel

Note 117 — Chapter I · THE ROMANTIC

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Mill: Disraeli, the Author, Orator, and Statesman, 20.

He adds,—“although we cannot claim for it the merit of that matchless production, still, regarding it as a work of a very young man, it is to our thinking one of infinite promise.”

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