Fraser’s Magazine; Volume 1

Fraser's Magazine was a leading literary and political journal in 19th century Britain, known for its bold and controversial content. Its pages included the work of some of the era's greatest writers, including Charles Dickens, Thomas Hardy, and George Eliot. This collection of essays, stories, and poems provides a fascinating window into the cultural and intellectual life of Victorian Britain.

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