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Preface - 'Such Extraordinary Tokens': Samuel Richardson'sCorrespondence with Johannes Stinstra; P.Sabor - Richardson the Advisor;K.L.Cope - Richardson's Girls: The Daughters of Patriarchy in Pamela,Clarissa and Sir Charles Grandison; J.C.Beasley - 'Written in Imitation ofthe Manner of Cervantes'; F.Stuber - Asserting the Negative: 'Child' Clarissaand the Problem of the 'Determined Girl'; M.F.Suarez - 'Alien Spirits': TheUnity of Lovelace and Clarissa; J.A.Stevenson - Grotesque, Classical, andPornographic Bodies in Clarissa; J.Harris - Reader of Richardson, and theFire Scene in Clarissa; T.Keymer - Female Quixotism v 'Feminine Tragedy':Lennox's Comic Revision of Clarissa; J.F.Bartolomeo - Anna Meades, SamuelRichardson, and Thomas Hull: The Making of The History of Sir WilliamHarrington; J.A.Dussinger - Sir Charles Grandison and the Human Prospect;L.A.Chaber - Representing Clementina: 'Unnatural' Romance and the Ending ofSir Charles Grandison; A.J.Rivero - Notes on Contributors