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Introduction. The American Slave Narrative and the Victorian Novel
Chapter One. The Slave Narrative of Jane Eyre
Chapter Two. Slaves and Brothers in Pendennis
Chapter Three. Female Slave Narratives: "The Grey Woman" and My Lady Ludlow
Chapter Four. The Return of the "Unnative": North and South
Chapter Five. Fugitive Plots in Great Expectations
Epilogue. The Plot Against England: The Dynamiter
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