SOURCE: "Two Solitudes," in The Novels of Hugh MacLennan, Harvest House Ltd., 1969, pp. 47-69.
In the following excerpt, Cockburn provides an in-depth analysis of character, theme, and setting in Two Solitudes. Overall, he finds the first half of the novel aesthetically and intellectually superior to the second.
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