Tess of the d'Urbervilles
A Pure Woman
Introduction by Patricia Ingham
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by James Wood
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by James Wood
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by Robert B. Heilman
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by Robert B. Heilman
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by Patricia Ingham
By Thomas Hardy
Introduction by Patricia Ingham
By Thomas Hardy
By Thomas Hardy
By Thomas Hardy
By Thomas Hardy
Part of Modern Library Classics
Part of Everyman's Library Classics Series
Category: Fiction Classics | Romance | Historical Fiction
Category: Fiction Classics | Romance | Historical Fiction
Category: Fiction Classics | Romance | Historical Fiction
Category: Fiction Classics | Romance | Historical Fiction
Category: Fiction Classics | Romance | Historical Fiction
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Paperback $10.00
Feb 13, 2001 | ISBN 9780375756795
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Mass Market Paperback $6.95
May 01, 1984 | ISBN 9780553211689
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Hardcover $24.00
Nov 26, 1991 | ISBN 9780679405863
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Praise
“[Tess of the D’Urbervilles is] Hardy’s finest, most complex and most notorious novel . . . The novel is not a mere plea for compassion for the eternal victim, though that is the banner it flies. It also involves a profound questioning of contemporary morality.” –from the Introduction by Patricia Ingham
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