Ancestry and narrative in nineteenth-century British literature

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George Meredith opens his unfinished novel, Celt and Saxon (published posthumously in 1910) with the chapter 'Excursion in a Celtic Mind' - in the mind, that is, of Patrick O'Donnell, a young Irishman travelling in England.

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George Meredith opens his unfinished novel, Celt and Saxon (published posthumously in 1910) with the chapter 'Excursion in a Celtic Mind' - in the mind, that is, of Patrick O'Donnell, a young Irishman travelling in England.

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• Cambridge studies in nineteenth-century literature and culture ;
• 18

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Other Editions

• Ancestry and narrative in nineteenth-century British literature: blood relations from Edgeworth to HardyCambridge University Press1998-01-01
• Ancestry and Narrative in Nineteenth-Century British LiteratureHardcoverCambridge University Press1999-02-28
• Ancestry and Narrative in Nineteenth-Century British LiteraturePaperbackCambridge University Press2005-11-24