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Representing Resistance: British Seduction Stories, 1660-1800

Toni Bowers

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This chapter contains sections titled: Seduction Stories and Scottish Resistance to “Great Britain” Seduction Stories and Tory Resistance: Pamela and Clarissa After Seduction: Sir Charles Grandison and Later Tory Fiction Resistance and the Problem of Collusion: Seduction Stories after 1760

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This chapter contains sections titled: Seduction Stories and Scottish Resistance to “Great Britain” Seduction Stories and Tory Resistance: Pamela and Clarissa After Seduction: Sir Charles Grandison and Later Tory Fiction Resistance and the Problem of Collusion: Seduction Stories after 1760

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This chapter contains sections titled: Seduction Stories and Scottish Resistance to “Great Britain” Seduction Stories and Tory Resistance: Pamela and Clarissa After Seduction: Sir Charles Grandison and Later Tory Fiction Resistance and the Problem of Collusion: Seduction Stories after 1760

Key concepts: Resistance (ecology), Collusion, Literature, Art, History, Microeconomics, Ecology, Biology

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