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Though each year sees the publication of more and still more books on a few of the major figures of Victorian literature (Dickens, the Brontes, and, lately, George Eliot are examples that come readily to mind), some of the lesser writers of that rich period remain strangely neglected. No one would argue, surely, that the subject of the present volume played a central role in the literary life of his age, but the role he did play has seemed sufficiently important and interest-ing to make his name and reputation worth redeeming from the obscurity into which they have fallen. Soon after his death in 1873, two of James Hannay's friends, Annie Thomas Cudlip and Dr. James Steele, projected biogra-phies, neither of which, unfortunately, came off. A number of his other contemporaries, most notably Francis Espinasse, set down accounts of Hannay in their memoirs; but these recollections, us-ually committed to print many years after the events they record,

into the 21st Century

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UMAP is the premier international conference for researchers and practitioners working on systems that adapt to their individual users, or to groups of users, and collect and represent information about users for this purpose. UMAP ProS workshop aims to bring together participants from several

twentieth century: a history

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