An edition of Evidences of the dramatist's technique in Henry Fielding's novels (1941)

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University of Wichita
Language
English
Pages
27

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Fictional works, Technique

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Henry Fielding (1707-1754)
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Evidences of the dramatist's technique in Henry Fielding's novels
1941, University of Wichita
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Published in
Wichita, Kan
Series
Kansas. State University, Wichita. University studies,, no. 10, Kansas. State University, Wichita. Bulletin,, v. 16, no. 10

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Dewey Decimal Class
823.5
Library of Congress
PR3457 .H25

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27 p.
Number of pages
27

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Open Library
OL6436790M
LCCN
42016306
OCLC/WorldCat
837764

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