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America's Social Classes in the Writings of Edith Wharton

Written by Joseph Griffin

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472 pages, about 9 hours of reading

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The present work provides a history of the stories' of Wharton as they appeared in the magazines and their subsequent publication in volume form. It undertakes a study of each of Wharton's stories in homogeneous sugject catefories, providing the opportunity of seeing their development within the various generic types.

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