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ROMANCE AND REALITY.: CHAPTER XVI.

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Source:
Works of L.E.L in Two Volumes; 1850, p40-43, 4p
Subject Terms:
BRITISH politics & government; DISCUSSION; IMPRESSION formation (Psychology)

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- Subject Terms:
  ENGLAND; UNITED Kingdom
- Subject Terms:
  ROMANCE & Reality (Book)
- Subject Terms:
  L. E. L. (Letitia Elizabeth Landon), 1802-1838
- Abstract:
  Chapter XVI of the novel "Romance and Reality," by L. E. Landon from the book "The Works of L. E. Landon," Vol. I, is presented. It focuses on the gathering of Miss Emily Arundel, Mr. Montague Delawarr, Lady Alicia, and Edward Lorraine at the library of Mr. Delawarr in England. It outlines the politics of the country and the rulings of its previous politicians. It points out that the first impression is brilliant and that the simplicity of the morning is engaging from probable contrast.

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