Saints and Celibates : Protestant Identity in the Irish Novels of William Trevor

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Gerard Dineen, 'Saints and Celibates : Protestant Identity in the Irish Novels of William Trevor', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of English, 1999, pp 67
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This thesis focuses purely on Protestant identity in three Irish novels by William Trevor, namely: Fools of Fortune, The Silence in the Garden and Reading Turgenev.
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Author: Dineen, Gerard
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Brown, Terence
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Master of Philosophy (M.Phil)
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Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of English
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Anglo-Irish Literature, M.Phil., M.Phil. Trinity College Dublin, 1999
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