The History of the English Novel
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"Stevenson, in "A Humble Remonstrance," one of the liveliest discussions of the subject, improves a phrase of Sir Walter Besant’s into the compact description, ‘The art of fictitious narrative in prose.” --The History of the English Novel (1924 - 1939) by Ernest Albert Baker |
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The History of the English Novel (1924 - 1939) is a history of the novel by Ernest Albert Baker (1869–1941) published in ten volumes:
- The History of the English Novel (volume 1)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 2)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 3)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 4)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 5)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 6)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 7)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 8)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 9)
- The History of the English Novel (volume 10)
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See also
- English novel
- History of the novel
- History of Fiction (1814) by John Colin Dunlop
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