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  • May Sinclair
    May Sinclair

    …and published several novels, including The Three Sisters (1914), which is based loosely on the lives of the Brontë sisters and examines the repressiveness of Victorian and Edwardian society. That was to be the first of what are categorized as her psychological novels, or works that investigated psychological concepts such…

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    …and published several novels, including The Three Sisters (1914), which is based loosely on the lives of the Brontë sisters and examines the repressiveness of Victorian and Edwardian society. That was to be the first of what are categorized as her psychological novels, or works that investigated psychological concepts such…

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