The Growth of American Literature: The colonial imagination ; The provincial imagination ; The Revolutionary and political imagination ; The beginnings of a national literature ; The New England temper ; The Southern tradition ; The Western spirit

Front Cover
Edwin Harrison Cady
American Book Company, 1956

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Contents

The Colonial Imagination
2
from The Bloody Tenent Yet More Bloody
32
ANNE BRADSTREET
38
Copyright

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Amasa Delano American beauty Benito Cereno BIBLIOGRAPHY Texts called Captain Delano church civilization colonial Cotton Mather divine Don Benito door dream earth Emerson England Ethan Brand evil eyes face father fear Federalist feel fire flowers Giovanni Goodman Brown hand hath Hawthorne head heard heart heaven Herman Melville hope human idea imagination Indian land liberty light literary live look Major Molineux master Maypole means ment mind Moby-Dick moral nations nature negro Babo never night once pass peace person poem poet poetry political Puritan Rip Van Winkle seemed sense ship side society soul Spaniard spirit strange sweet thee things Thomas Paine thou thought tion transcendentalists trees true truth turned Virginia voice whole woods words writing York young Young Goodman Brown youth

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Growth of American Literature: The colonial imagination ; The provincial imagination ; The Revolutionary and political imagination ; The beginnings of a national literature ; The New England temper ; The Southern tradition ; The Western spirit
American literature series
Volume 1 of The Growth of American Literature: A Critical and Historical Survey, Edwin Harrison Cady
EditorEdwin Harrison Cady
PublisherAmerican Book Company, 1956
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized14 Feb 2008
  
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