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- Critical Essay on I, Claudius
White is publisher of the Seattle-based Scala House Press. In this essay, White argues that while Graves’s novel is well-researched and wellwritten, it does not deserve the critical acclaim it has received.
- The Structure of the Historical Novel
Kerschen is a freelance writer and adjunct college English instructor. In this essay, Kerschen shows how Graves used the structure of the historical novel, as well as imaginative speculation, to create a new portrait of the Emperor Claudius.
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