American writers: a collection of literary biographies. Jane Addams to Sidney LanierLeonard Unger Charles Scribner's sons, 1979 - 373 páginas |
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... theme, and style, she put them on paper and sent them off for publication in the best popular and scholarly journals. The final refinement came with the melding of various articles into book form. Although her later works tended to ...
... theme, and style, she put them on paper and sent them off for publication in the best popular and scholarly journals. The final refinement came with the melding of various articles into book form. Although her later works tended to ...
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... theme was a favorite among nineteenth-century writers and painters, both in the United States and abroad; and it so fascinated Bryant that he even developed it in an American context. The clearing of the forest and the supplanting of ...
... theme was a favorite among nineteenth-century writers and painters, both in the United States and abroad; and it so fascinated Bryant that he even developed it in an American context. The clearing of the forest and the supplanting of ...
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... theme in their works. Bryant may thus be seen as both drawing upon a body of thought generally accepted by literate Americans in his generation, and addressing his works to an audience who shared many of his assumptions, approved the themes ...
... theme in their works. Bryant may thus be seen as both drawing upon a body of thought generally accepted by literate Americans in his generation, and addressing his works to an audience who shared many of his assumptions, approved the themes ...
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