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| " and addresses him alliteratively as "Majestic
Maker" and "Feckless Fomenter. Though it's not part of the alliteratively announced themes of
the subtitle -- maybe "polemic" might have been added -- much
of the energy of David Bergeron's essays in this collection derive
from a sense of opposition or desire to set right the scholarly errors
of both distant and recent past. The Victorian period is the perfect setting for the latest of
Barbara Wallace's alliteratively titled mysteries, a gothic orphan
story that introduces a soupcon of the exotic with references to China,
surely the mysterious East in the nineteenth century. |
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