Introduction

“The Letter” in Thomas Hardy’s work was the subject chosen for the 2009 international conference on Thomas Hardy, organized in Rouen (France) by Stéphanie Bernard. It was on that occasion that FATHOM, the French Association for Thomas Hardy Studies, was founded. The “letter” was taken in its double...

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