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This first substantial discussion of The Broad Arrow highlights melodramatic formulae that often produce "excessive emphasis" on some details at the expense of others. Poole concludes that the main interest of the novel lies in the possibility that Marcus Clarke read it before writing His Natural Life.
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The Broad Arrow - A Re-Appraisal
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