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Robert Louis Stevenson
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Sir Walter Raleigh's biographical study traces Robert Louis Stevenson's life and literary career, written in the years just after the novelist's death in 1894. It suits students of Victorian literature and readers wanting a contemporary critical account of Stevenson and his work.
(Note: the catalogue date of 1995 appears to be a typo — Raleigh's study was originally published in 1895; I omitted the year from the description to avoid propagating the error.)
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