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'This is a fine book, written with wit, flair, and brio. Economy gives its argument the verve and tautness of an essay, while Toner's rich range of reference reverberates much farther.' Kathryn Sutherland, Cambridge Quarterly '[Toner] does not pursue a handful of extensive close readings or author-centred chapters: she sprints with wonderful concision and economy through five centuries of English literature …' Owen Boynton, Essays in Criticism

'This is a fine book, written with wit, flair, and brio. Economy gives its argument the verve and tautness of an essay, while Toner's rich range of reference reverberates much farther.' Kathryn Sutherland, Cambridge Quarterly '[Toner] does not pursue a handful of extensive close readings or author-centred chapters: she sprints with wonderful concision and economy through five centuries of English literature ...' Owen Boynton, Essays in Criticism

'This is a fine book, written with wit, flair, and brio. Economy gives its argument the verve and tautness of an essay, while Toner's rich range of reference reverberates much farther.' Kathryn Sutherland, Cambridge Quarterly '[Toner] does not pursue a handful of extensive close readings or author-centred chapters: she sprints with wonderful concision and economy through five centuries of English literature ...' Owen Boynton, Essays in Criticism 'This is a fine book, written with wit, flair, and brio. Economy gives its argument the verve and tautness of an essay, while Toner's rich range of reference reverberates much farther.' Kathryn Sutherland, Cambridge Quarterly '[Toner] does not pursue a handful of extensive close readings or author-centred chapters: she sprints with wonderful concision and economy through five centuries of English literature ...' Owen Boynton, Essays in Criticism

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Anne Toner is a Fellow and Director of Studies in English at Trinity College, Cambridge.

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