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In short, it continues to supply new reasons why students of Romanticism or of early Victorian literature ought not neglect those years of late Romanticism or the Reform era, since they help clarify so many things that might otherwise have seemed like loose ends. Better still, Cope fillsout that biggerhistorical picture while still doing justice to the idiosyncrasy--the weird, distinctive character--of the period itself.--John Savarese, University of Waterloo The Wordsworth Circle 50.4 (Fall 2019 - published January 2020):

"In short, it continues to supply new reasons why students of Romanticism or of early Victorian literature ought not neglect those years of ""late Romanticism"" or the ""Reform era,"" since they help clarify so many things that might otherwise have seemed like loose ends. Better still, Cope fillsout that biggerhistorical picture while still doing justice to the idiosyncrasy--the weird, distinctive character--of the period itself.--John Savarese, University of Waterloo ""The Wordsworth Circle 50.4 (Fall 2019 - published January 2020): """

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Jonas Cope is Assistant Professor of English California State University, Sacramento. He has authored several articles including Passive and Dynamic Sincerity in Mary Shelley's Falkner, (The Keats-Shelley Journal 63 (2014): 123-37) and The Mortal Immortal: Mary Shelley's 'Overreachers' Reconsidered (The Explicator 72, no. 2 (2014): 122-26). He is an article reviewer for the journal Pedagogy published by Duke University Press.

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