
Henry Oliver: The Literary Moment
From the New World
The Enduring Appeal of 19th Century Novels
This chapter explores the lasting appeal of 19th-century novels, emphasizing their accessibility and the relatable social and moral questions they raise. It contrasts the readability of authors like Tolstoy and Austen with earlier playwrights, illustrating their relevance to modern readers.
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