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...he Ideological Work of the Angolan Detective in Pepetela's ''Jaime Bunda'' Novels." Portuguese Studies. 22:1 (2006), pp.135–152. p. 3</ref> [[Category:Angolan novels]] ...

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...ter in ''The Piccadilly Plot'', the seventh in the Thomas Chaloner mystery novels by [[Susanna Gregory]]. [[Category:1640s births]] ...

| series = [[Waverley Novels]]; [[Tales of my Landlord]], Third Series ...Edinburgh University Library|url=http://www.walterscott.lib.ed.ac.uk/works/novels/montrose.html|access-date=August 15, 2022}}</ref> ...

...e=2013-01-28 }}, [[University of North Carolina]]</ref> Estimates from the 1640s suggest that Benin (Beneh) took in 1200 slaves a year. Restrictions made it David Bramhall's series of novels "The Greatest Cape" also mentions the rhyme, one of the characters in the f ...

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...i|year=1947|page=831|publisher=Ceschina|location=Milan}}</ref> In the late 1640s Lampugnani moved definitively to Milan. In his later years, he tried to hav ...

...ueh-lun |title=History and Legend: Ideas and Images in the Ming Historical Novels |publisher=University of Michigan Press |year=1990 |pages=10 and 176}}</ref [[Category:17th-century Chinese novels]] ...

...hait]].<ref>The classic, albeit outdately judgemental, book on these early novels is: Reynier, Gustave. ''Le Roman sentimental avant l'Astrée.'' Paris: Cor ...enced by the ''histoire tragique''. The best known of these long adventure novels is perhaps ''Polexandre'' (1629–49) by the young author [[Marin le Roy de ...

The layout of the house is known in detail as it was surveyed in the 1640s or 1650s by the [[Drapers' Company]], which acquired the property after Cro [[Hilary Mantel]]'s novels ''[[Wolf Hall]]'', ''[[Bring Up the Bodies]]'' and ''[[The Mirror and the L ...

...ns for the enjoyment of an audience. The ironist remains out of sight. The novels of [[Gustave Flaubert]] are among the many literary examples of this techni ...''[https://books.google.com/books?id=4gRwgvoY_ysC Metafictional Aspects in Novels by Muriel Spark]'', GRIN Verlag, 2004, p. 6.</ref> ...

...8-0-7134-7484-8}}, p. 18.</ref> Tower houses were being built up until the 1640s. After the [[Restoration in Scotland|Restoration]] the fortified tower hous ...g, 2005), {{ISBN|978-0-313-31850-4}}, p. 290.</ref> Sir [[Walter Scott]]'s novels set in Scotland popularised several northern castles, including Tantallon, ...

...a Poliphili]] (''The Song of Poliphile'') (1499), one of the first printed novels, the Dominican priest and author [[Francesco Colonna (writer)|Francesco Col The French garden designer [[André Mollet]] came to Sweden in the late 1640s and his stay lasted five years, during which he introduced to Sweden the Fr ...

...spirited and of untameable natures, ideal protagonists in the romanticized novels of important 19th-century writers such as [[François-René de Chateaubrian ...618–1696) was a French explorer and fur trader in [[Canada]]. In the early 1640s, des Groseilliers relocated to [[Quebec]], and began to work around Huronia ...

...al labourers' wages were 12d. per day. The literacy rate in England in the 1640s was around 30 percent for males and rose to 60 percent in the mid-18th cent {{portal|Novels}} ...

...ef>{{cite book|last1=Reardon|first1=Bryan P.|title=Collected Ancient Greek Novels|date=1989|publisher=University of California Press|location=Berkeley|isbn=0 ...hloe'', by far the most famous of the five surviving ancient Greek romance novels, is a nostalgic tale of two young lovers growing up in an idealized pastora ...