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Nature and Art

by Elizabeth Inchbald

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  1. Introduction

    8:24

  2. Chapter 01

    3:19

  3. Chapter 02

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  4. Chapter 03

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  5. Chapter 04

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  6. Chapter 05

    5:02

  7. Chapter 06

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  8. Chapter 07

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  9. Chapter 08

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  10. Chapter 09

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  11. Chapter 10

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  12. Chapter 11

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  13. Chapter 12

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  14. Chapter 13

    4:54

  15. Chapter 14

    4:27

  16. Chapter 15

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  17. Chapter 16

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  18. Chapter 17

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  19. Chapter 18

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  20. Chapter 19

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  21. Chapter 20

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  22. Chapter 21

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  23. Chapter 22

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  24. Chapter 23

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  25. Chapter 24

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  26. Chapter 25

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  27. Chapter 26

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  28. Chapter 27

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  29. Chapter 28

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  30. Chapter 29

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  31. Chapter 30

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  32. Chapter 31

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  33. Chapter 32

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  34. Chapter 33

    6:11

  35. Chapter 34

    4:20

  36. Chapter 35

    9:10

  37. Chapter 36

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  38. Chapter 37

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  39. Chapter 38

    3:51

  40. Chapter 39

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  41. Chapter 40

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  42. Chapter 41

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  43. Chapter 42

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  44. Chapter 43

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  45. Chapter 44

    13:53

  46. Chapter 45

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  47. Chapter 46

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  48. Chapter 47

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Nature and Art is the 1796 second novel by Elizabeth Inchbald (1753-1821), the English actress, playwright, and novelist who rose from a Suffolk farm family to become one of the most successful women writers of the Georgian theatre. The short novel contrasts two cousins, one raised in worldly corruption and one in natural simplicity on an African island, and uses their colliding fortunes to attack the artificial ranks, clerical hypocrisy, and legal cruelty of English society, building to the famous scene in which the corrupted cousin, now a judge, sentences to death the woman he once seduced and abandoned. Written in the radical decade of the 1790s, the novel belongs with Godwin's Caleb Williams in the Jacobin fiction of social protest. Inchbald's first novel A Simple Story is its companion in lasting reputation. Free PDF download available on BDeBooks.

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Elizabeth Inchbald

Elizabeth Inchbald was an English actor, playwright, novelist, critic, translator, and theatrical editor. A Simple Story, published in four volumes in 1791, established her as a novelist attentive to authority, conscience, and emotional restraint; Nature and Art followed in 1796 with a sharper comparison of social privilege and moral judgment.

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First published
1796
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Pages
141
Language
English
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