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  1. Trace the development of Bathsheba Everdene throughout the course of the novel.

    • Word count: 1836
    • Submitted: 28/01/2005

  2. What the Mayor of Casterbridge tells us About 19th Century Wessex - Discuss

    • Word count: 1547
    • Submitted: 13/01/2005

  3. The Mayor of Casterbridge - 'Michael Henchard's life was a series of disasters that led to self-destruction; we can have no sympathy for him.' Discuss.

    • Word count: 1010
    • Submitted: 13/01/2005

  4. Consider the validity of the statement 'Bathsheba Everdene is an effective feminist'.

    • Word count: 1341
    • Submitted: 13/01/2005

  5. How is Gabriel Oak portrayed to the reader as a heroic character in the opening chapters of the novel?

    • Word count: 1291
    • Submitted: 13/01/2005

  6. The theme of conflict in Tess of the D'Urbervilles.

    • Word count: 1018
    • Submitted: 29/10/2004

  7. Far From the Madding Crowd Assignment

    • Word count: 1797
    • Submitted: 20/10/2004

  8. Far From the Madding Crowd Review on Chapters 34 and 35 - What Happens In the Chapters?

    • Word count: 1157
    • Submitted: 05/07/2004

  9. "It is too easy to assume that Angel and Alec are moral opposites; each is in fact as bad as the other" - discuss.

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    • Submitted: 30/06/2004

  10. How Does Thomas Hardy suggest that this is a Moment of Transformation for Bathsheba Everdene?

    • Word count: 1361
    • Submitted: 28/06/2004
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