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The Influence of the Victorian social background especially the Family background on the Main characters in vanity fair
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Creator(s)
(11488066) SUSANNA MONICA SETIANUGRAHA
Contributor(s)
"CHERRY HADIKUSUMO, Dra." → Examination Committee 1
Sarah Limuil → Advisor 1
Publisher
Universitas Kristen Petra; 1994
Language
English
Category
s1 – Undergraduate Thesis
Sub Category
Skripsi/Undergraduate Thesis
Source
Undergraduate Thesis No. 261/SING/1994; Susanna Monica Setianugraha (11488066)
Subject(s)
ENGLISH FICTION-19TH CENTURY
THACHERAY, WILLIAM MAKEPEACE, 1811-1863. VANITY FAIR
File(s)
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-cover.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-abstract_toc.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-chapter1.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-chapter2.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-chapter3.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-chapter4.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-conclusion.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-references.pdf
jiunkpe-ns-s1-1994-11488066-20253-influence-appendices.pdf
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