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"Émile Zola and the Naturalistic School, or Realism in French Literature" by Mary Elizabeth Braddon, edited with an Introduction and Textual Notes.
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Mary Elizabeth Braddon wrote an essay on the French Naturalist novelist, Émile Zola, in 1885 for the Fortnightly Review at the request of the editor, T.H.S. Escott. However, Braddon later withdrew from publication. This edition of the essay, with contextual introduction, a note on editorial principles and explanatory notes is the first publication of Braddon’s manuscript which otherwise remains accessible to scholars only in the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas.
Title: "Émile Zola and the Naturalistic School, or Realism in French Literature" by Mary Elizabeth Braddon, edited with an Introduction and Textual Notes.
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Mary Elizabeth Braddon wrote an essay on the French Naturalist novelist, Émile Zola, in 1885 for the Fortnightly Review at the request of the editor, T.
H.
S.
Escott.
However, Braddon later withdrew from publication.
This edition of the essay, with contextual introduction, a note on editorial principles and explanatory notes is the first publication of Braddon’s manuscript which otherwise remains accessible to scholars only in the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas.
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