The Jew in the Victorian Novel: Some Relationships Between Prejudice and ArtAMS Press, 1980 - 238 sider |
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Side 99
... live . This city reflects social and religious structures in which prejudice flourishes : the Jews live in a ghetto ; both Jews and Catholics value their separation , exemplified by their condemnation of intermar- riage . Trollope ...
... live . This city reflects social and religious structures in which prejudice flourishes : the Jews live in a ghetto ; both Jews and Catholics value their separation , exemplified by their condemnation of intermar- riage . Trollope ...
Side 128
... Live Now ( 1875 ) is distinguished from Trol- lope's other novels as the one most pointedly concerned with the ... live pleas- antly . ' " 20 What distinguishes the critical perspective in The Way We Live Now is the belief that the evils ...
... Live Now ( 1875 ) is distinguished from Trol- lope's other novels as the one most pointedly concerned with the ... live pleas- antly . ' " 20 What distinguishes the critical perspective in The Way We Live Now is the belief that the evils ...
Side 203
... Live Now and The Prime Minister , is not just that she acknowledges the complexi- ties of the situation ( as is evident from her portrayal of Kles- mer ) , but that she is concerned to slow down fusion for the sake of all races ...
... Live Now and The Prime Minister , is not just that she acknowledges the complexi- ties of the situation ( as is evident from her portrayal of Kles- mer ) , but that she is concerned to slow down fusion for the sake of all races ...
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