Cornhill; Volume 23
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"Cornhill, Volume 23" offers a captivating glimpse into the literary landscape of Victorian England. This volume, originally published in 1871, showcases a diverse collection of short stories, essays, and articles that reflect the era's social, cultural, and intellectual currents. Edited by George Smith, "Cornhill" magazine was renowned for its high literary standards and its ability to attract contributions from some of the most prominent writers of the time. This volume provides a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in exploring the nuances of 19th-century British society and literature.
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