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Rebecca West (Critical Survey of Long Fiction)
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Although Rebecca West excelled in a variety of literary genres, she first came to prominence
as a book reviewer, a role that she continued throughout her life. From her first critique, which
appeared in The Freewoman in 1911, to her last, which appeared in the London
Sunday Telegraph on October 10, 1982, West wrote almost one thousand reviews. Several
of these appear in the collection The Young Rebecca (1982). Her first book, Henry
James (1916), which is an evaluation of [The entire page is 2641 words long]
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