Background to the Rise of the Novel (ENG)

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You delivery is superb. You convey the thoughts fluently in a order.

[@Mikyshor2323]

I was enchanted by this lecture, I'll definitely return for more! :D

[@sallyflint876]

This is an excellent introduction to the rise of the English novel. Thank you.

[@SachinLabade]

Very useful and precise lecture. Thank you.

[@rajneeshparmar537]

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[@anilkumarkurup2463]

Excellent Madam

[@abhijitbhattacharya9784]

Thanks Ma'am and thank you Vidyamitra (epgpathshala) for such an awesome lecture on the rise of English Novels!!

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Great Madam, thank you Madam again and again

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[@vijaykumar31k84]

very nice and unique explanation

[@Mukherjeeananya]

Worth watching ❤

[@Vancytrainer]

William Caxton did not invent the printing press. He brought it to England.

[@abbasalabadii]

Caxton didn't invent printing he introduced it to England.

[@kamalpreetsingh1686]

Very nic lecture...... thanks

[@derya_soo]

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[@Padamati23]

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[@MarcoChessa94]

Where's Aphra Behn?

[@Mukherjeeananya]

Sorry, she never wrote any novel, she was basically a playwright and poet.

[@MarcoChessa94]

@@Mukherjeeananya What about Oroonoko?

[@goutamchelluru3662]

Very helpful lecture

[@LaxmiKant-rj6mw]

Nice mad'm

[@arshadsyed6628]

Teacher can I be your pet pupil..??

[@Mohdrizwan-thescholar]

These professors don't read the comments.

[@malimalou751]

'Gulliver's Travels' was not written as a children's story!!! It was censored by the first publisher and 'made' into a story for kids!

[@rajneeshparmar537]

Mali Malou I think you missed what she said. She said it can be read at multiple levels (both by adults and children).

[@ritamyogi9859]

awesome

[@seematiwari4343]

This video is better than thousands of videos floating ,thank you so much Ma'am for quality content