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Thomas Hardy: Critical Essay by Angelique Richardson

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SOURCE: Richardson, Angelique. “‘How I Mismated Myself for Love of You!’1: The Biologization of Romance in Hardy's A Group of Noble Dames.Thomas Hardy Journal 14, no. 2 (May 1998): 59-76.

In the following essay, Richardson investigates the impact of science—especially ideas of mating and hereditary—on Hardy's A Group of Noble Dames.

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