Initial Studies in American Letters by Henry A. Beers
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_Shakespeare Once More_. _Dryden_. _Emerson, the Lecturer_.
_Thoreau_. _My Garden Acquaintance_. _A Good Word for Winter_. _A Certain Condescension in Foreigners_. 4. William Hickling Prescott. _The Conquest of Mexico_. 5. John Lothrop Motley. _The United Netherlands_. 6. Francis Parkman. _The Oregon Trail_. _The Jesuits in North America_. 7. _Representative American Orations_, volume v. Edited by Alexander Johnston. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. 1884. [Transcriber's note: In the poem fragment "soap for soap" the o's in each "soap" must be rendered with Unicode to appear correctly--in the first "soap", o-breve (Ux014F); in the second, o-macron (Ux014D).] CHAPTER VI. LITERATURE IN THE CITIES. 1837-1861. Literature as a profession has hardly existed in the United States until very recently. Even now the number of those who support |
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