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,Nationalism and Violence: America in Charles Dickens’s ,,st American visit in 1842. The stormy and complex history of Dickens’s relationship with America resembles that of a painful love affair, for it is a tale of love and hate, dreams nurtured and then betrayed. The editors of the Pilgrim Edition of Dickens’s letters, the most important source for the h

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Girls Underground, Boys Overseas: Some Graveyard Vignettes,paper the following week — this time comprehensively entitled ‘The Youthful Trumpeter who shot Three Boers with his Revolver’, and subtitled ‘A Plucky Boy’. More details were provided — Sherlock was 16 not 14, and had already served in the military for two years. As an anecdote by his adoring mother

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,‘What the waves were always saying’: , and Textual Ripples on an African Shore,l Buxton’s disastrous Niger River expedition of 1841–2. In the main he accepted the ‘civilizing mission’ which had inspired the expedition, but wrote with some chagrin about the transcultural arrogance which underpinned such efforts, pleading for a gradual process of Western cultural diffusion. He e

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