Boundaries of Fiction

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The book explores how Carlyle, Macaulay, and Newman navigate the tension between traditional values and the rapidly changing Victorian landscape. It examines their quest for stability amidst upheaval, highlighting their individual approaches while also identifying common themes in their works. Professor Levine provides a detailed analysis of the unique styles and structures of each writer's key texts, revealing how they collectively address the challenges of their time while striving to uphold old traditions.