The Italian Linda Goler BlountThe Italian (1797) is a novel by Ann Radcliffe. Radcliffes final novel is a tragic story of romance and mystery set in Naples during the brutal years of the Holy Inquisition. Published in the aftermath of the French Revolution, the novel investigates the issues of religion and class that had inspired the Republican cause, changing Europe and the world forever. Considered an essential work of Gothic fiction, The Italian is an early example of her
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Including essays on the genealogy and emergence of the protagonist in nineteenth-century fiction
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The first full-length study of identity fraud in literature
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