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The Victorian age
International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies · 2020 · Vol. 2(4) · pp. 348–351
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The works by pre-Victorian writers such as Jane Austen and Walter Scott had perfected both closely-observed social satire and adventure stories. Popular works opened a market for the novel amongst a reading public. The 19th century is often regarded as a high point in British literature as well as in other countries such as France, the United States and Russia. Books, and novels in particular, became ubiquitous, and the
Literature: history, themes, analysisFolklore, Mythology, and Literature StudiesJoseph Conrad and LiteratureAdventureReading (process)Victorian eraPopular fictionHistoryPoint (geometry)LiteratureArtMedia studiesArt history
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