Thomas Hardy
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This is a critical study of the life and works of Thomas Hardy by Harold Hannyngton Child. Delve into an insightful exploration of Hardy's novels and poetry, examining the themes, characters, and literary techniques that define his distinctive style.
Explore the social and cultural contexts that shaped Hardy's writing, gaining a deeper appreciation for his contributions to English literature. "Thomas Hardy" offers valuable insights into the mind of one of England's most enduring authors.
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