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Volume 38, Issue 2
Spring 2014
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ISSN 0098-2601
EISSN 1086-3192
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Providence and Religion in the Crusoe Trilogy
Leah Orr
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“Bookmaking Out of the Remains of the Dead”: George Ballard’s Memoirs of Several Ladies (1752)
Melanie Bigold
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Ancient Ethics and Modern Happiness: A Study of Three Treatises in Enlightenment Britain
Brian Michael Norton
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“Doubt Not an Affectionate Host”: Cowper’s Hares and the Hospitality of Eighteenth-Century Pet Keeping
Erin Parker
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Review Essays

The Scholarly Adventures of Roderick Random
Peter Sabor
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The Excluded Middle
David Hill Radcliffe
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Reorienting the Rise of the Novel
Jason H. Pearl
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Dredging Orientalism
Betty Joseph
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Books Received
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