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From reviews of Death and the Future Life in Victorian Literature and Theology: ' ... dazzling and marvellously informative'. Fiona McCarthy, The Times 'The book is what George Steiner has called it, a work of 'formidable and incisive learning'.' Penelope Fitzgerald, The Observer ' ... brilliant'. Antonia Byatt, Mail on Sunday
Review
From reviews of Death and the Future Life in Victorian Literature and Theology: ‘ … dazzling and marvellously informative’. Fiona McCarthy, The Times
‘The book is what George Steiner has called it, a work of ‘formidable and incisive learning’.’ Penelope Fitzgerald, The Observer
‘ … brilliant’. Antonia Byatt, Mail on Sunday
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From reviews of Death and the Future Life in Victorian Literature and Theology: ' ... dazzling and marvellously informative'. Fiona McCarthy, The Times 'The book is what George Steiner has called it, a work of 'formidable and incisive learning'.' Penelope Fitzgerald, The Observer ' ... brilliant'. Antonia Byatt, Mail on Sunday
Review
From reviews of Death and the Future Life in Victorian Literature and Theology: ‘ … dazzling and marvellously informative’. Fiona McCarthy, The Times
‘The book is what George Steiner has called it, a work of ‘formidable and incisive learning’.’ Penelope Fitzgerald, The Observer
‘ … brilliant’. Antonia Byatt, Mail on Sunday
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Evidence of the Victorians' obsessive interest in death is as widely available in the imaginative literature of the period as it is in the theology. Read the first page
Evidence of the Victorians' obsessive interest in death is as widely available in the imaginative literature of the period as it is in the theology. Read the first page
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