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R. H. Winnick

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2455-3323

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A thank-you note to my publisher and readers
English Literature

A thank-you note to my publisher and readers

Author R. H. Winnick reflects on his book 'Tennyson’s Poems: New Textual Parallels' one year after its publication.

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    R. H. Winnick
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Allusion/Echo and Plagiarism: Walking the Fine Line
English Literature

Allusion/Echo and Plagiarism: Walking the Fine Line

In the three-volume second edition (1987) of Tennyson’s complete poems, editor Christopher Ricks cites more than twelve hundred instances where phrases and short passages are similar or identical to those occurring in

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    R. H. Winnick
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