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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall Anne Brontë A passionate tale of betrayal, this story of a man's alcoholic decline, marital breakdown and its effect on children, and the position of women in Victorian society is told with shocking vividness and power. This new edition combines an authoritative text with wide-ranging critical discussion. 17 April 2008 | £6.99 | Paperback | 496 pages More details and ordering information

Persian Letters Montesquieu Two Persian travellers arrive in Paris and report on the European society of the Enlightenment in their letters home. With biting satire they compare East and West, while unsettling news from the harem provides a suspenseful plot of jealousy and passion. This is the first English translation based on the original text. 17 April 2008 | £9.99 | Paperback | 320 pages More details and ordering information

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