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The Wide, Wide World: Critical Essay by Veronica Stewart

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Susan Warner
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SOURCE: Stewart, Veronica. “The Wild Side of The Wide, Wide World.Legacy 11, no. 1 (spring 1994): 1-16.

In the following essay, Stewart characterizes Nancy Vawse as a subversive trickster figure in The Wide, Wide World who provides a vital commentary on the use of power as represented in the novel.

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