Shadows lying across her pages: epistolary aspects of reading 'the eventful I' in Olive Schreiner's letters

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— ( 1890). Dreams (London: Unwin).

— (1893). Dream Life and Real Life, A Little African Story (London: Unwin).

— (1896). The Political Situation (London : Unwin, London).

— (1897). Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland ( London: Unwin).

— (1899). An English South African's View of The Situation. Words In Season (London: Hodder and Stoughton).

—( 1909). Closer Union (London: Fifield).

— (1911). Woman and Labour (London: Unwin).

— (1921). 'The Dawn of Civilisation', Nation and Antheneum, 26 March 1921.

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— (1923b). Stories, Dreams And Allegories ( London: Unwin).

— (1926). From Man to Man; Or, Perhaps Only ( Unwin, London).

— (1929). Undine (London: Ernest Benn).

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