American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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... American book ? " Popular on both sides of the Atlantic , it demonstrated the ability of at least one American writer to deal entertainingly and effectively , in the modes of satire and burlesque , with both historical and contemporary ...
... American book ? " Popular on both sides of the Atlantic , it demonstrated the ability of at least one American writer to deal entertainingly and effectively , in the modes of satire and burlesque , with both historical and contemporary ...
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... American scenes and characters in The Spy , was adduced as evidence by Robert Walsh in his argument for the use of native materials by American writers , in an article in the American Quarterly Review for June , 1827. Certainly Cooper's ...
... American scenes and characters in The Spy , was adduced as evidence by Robert Walsh in his argument for the use of native materials by American writers , in an article in the American Quarterly Review for June , 1827. Certainly Cooper's ...
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... American Thought , R. H. Gabriel's The Course of American Democratic Thought ( New York , 1940 ) , Charles and Mary Beard's The American Spirit ( New York , 1942 ) , H. M. Jones ' Ideas in America ( Cambridge , 1944 ) , and H. A. Myers ...
... American Thought , R. H. Gabriel's The Course of American Democratic Thought ( New York , 1940 ) , Charles and Mary Beard's The American Spirit ( New York , 1942 ) , H. M. Jones ' Ideas in America ( Cambridge , 1944 ) , and H. A. Myers ...
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