Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image
Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated-image

Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated

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Language: English Item Weight: 15.9 Oz height: 1 in Number of Pages: 480 Pages Subject: European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh Item Height: 1 in Item Length: 8.4 in ISBN: 9780393972788 Level: Intermediate Personalized: No Educational Level: High School, Middle School Series: Norton Critical Editions Ser. Subject Area: Literary Criticism width: 5.1 in Publication Name: Jude the Obscure : an Authoritative Text: Backgrounds and Contexts Criticism Item Width: 5.1 in Format: Trade Paperback Type: Textbook Author: Norman Page, Thomas Hardy Publication Year: 1999 Publisher: Norton & Company, Incorporated, w. w.

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Jude the Obscure Thomas Hardy Norton Critical Ed 2nd Paperback Annotated. Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy includes the complete text along with extensive annotations, essays, and historical context edited by Norman Page. Note: This copy contains significant highlighting, underlining, and handwritten notes, making it ideal for students, research, or readers who appreciate a heavily annotated text. This Norton Critical Edition of Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy includes the complete text along with extensive annotations, essays, and historical context edited by Norman Page. Note: This copy contains significant highlighting, underlining, and handwritten notes, making it ideal for students, research, or readers who appreciate a heavily annotated text. A classic Victorian novel exploring themes of class, education, love, and social constraints.

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