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    • Proper Words in Proper Places: Dialectical Explication and English Literature
    • Imperial Paradoxes: Training the Senses and Tasting the Eighteenth Century
    • Daniel Defoe Contrarian
    • Daniel Defoe’s Moral and Rhetorical Ideas
    • Presenting the Past: Philosophical Irony and the Rhetoric of Double Vision from Bishop Butler to T. S. Eliot
  • About
  • Kathryn Chase Merrett
    • A History of the Edmonton City Market 1900-2000: Urban Values and Urban Culture
    • Harriet: Harriet Snowball Winspear Her Times, Her Places, Her People
    • Why Grow Here: Essays on Edmonton’s Gardening History
    • A Century of Gardening in Edmonton 1909-2009
    • Care │ Commitment │ Integrity: The Cross Cancer Institute 1968-2018
  • Lectures and Resources
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Robert James Merrett

Without Contraries Is No Progression

Books

Robert James Merrett's Books

Proper Words in Proper Places: Dialectical Explication and English Literature

Imperial Paradoxes: Training the Senses and Tasting the Eighteenth Century

Daniel Defoe, Contrarian

Daniel Defoe's Moral and Rhetorical Ideas

Presenting the Past: Philosophical Irony and the Rhetoric of Double Vision from Bishop Butler to T. S. Eliot

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