In a Glass Darkly. Vol. III
A reprint of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's 1872 collection of supernatural tales.
This volume compiles three stories by Irish writer Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, originally published in 1872. The British Library Historical Print Editions has digitized the text from its own archives for this release. The work is part of a larger series focusing on novels from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Microsoft assisted in the digitization process to preserve these historical documents. The edition includes bibliographic details such as the call number 12628.n.4. It targets fans of classic horror who value historical accuracy. The text remains unaltered from the original publication. Readers looking for modern interpretations or critical essays will not find them here. The focus stays strictly on the narrative content provided by Le Fanu in the late Victorian era.
This text originates from 1872 Ireland and is part of the British Library's NOVELS OF THE 18th & 19th CENTURIES collection. The library holds over 14 million books in its archives, preserving works that document the development of the English novel during this specific historical period.
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Readers who appreciate the roots of classic horror will find value in this unaltered reproduction of Le Fanu’s 1872 collection. It serves those interested in historical accuracy and the original text without modern interference or critical essays. The book appeals to enthusiasts of gothic and psychological horror who seek authentic late Victorian narratives. Those who enjoy exploring the evolution of supernatural fiction will benefit from accessing these tales as they were first experienced by contemporary audiences. This edition preserves the linguistic and thematic integrity of the period, offering a direct connection to the literary past for dedicated fans of the genre.
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Le Fanu delivers three distinct supernatural tales that showcase his mastery of gothic horror through varied narrative frames. The British Library’s reproduction ensures historical fidelity, presenting the text exactly as published in 1872. This approach suits readers seeking authentic period literature rather than modern reinterpretations or analytical commentary. The collection stands as a testament to the development of English novels during the nineteenth century. While it lacks contemporary annotations, its strength lies in preserving the original atmosphere and style. It is ideal for those who value historical print editions and wish to engage with classic horror without distraction.
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