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Victorian science and Victorian values:

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Rutgers University Press, 1981 - History - 362 pages

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Contents

The Early Victorians By S S Schweber
1
Diffusion of New Approaches to Traditional Studies at Cam
39
Carlyles Extension
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Victorian science and Victorian values: literary perspectives
Victorian science and Victorian values: literary perspectives
James G. Paradis,Thomas Postlewait
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TitleVictorian science and Victorian values: literary perspectives
AuthorJames G. Paradis
EditorsJames G. Paradis, Thomas Postlewait
Editionreissue, reprint
PublisherRutgers University Press, 1981
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized28 Jun 2010
ISBN0813511062, 9780813511061
Length362 pages
Subjects ›  › 

English literature
English literature/ 19th century/ History and criticism
Great Britain
History / Europe / Great Britain
Literature and science
Literature and science/ Great Britain/ History/ 19th century
Science
Science / General
Science / History
Science in literature
Science/ Social aspects/ Great Britain/ History/ 19th century
  
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