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The Tambora–Frankenstein Myth: The Monster Inspired

by A. Marshall, K. Kantamurapoj, N. Kaenkaew & M. Felix

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Thailand

HomeArts and Humanities, From the Archive, TrendingThe Tambora–Frankenstein Myth: The Monster Inspired

by A. Marshall, K. Kantamurapoj, N. Kaenkaew & M. Felix

Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Thailand
he link between the volcanic eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815 and Mary Shelley’s composition of Fr…
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