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A Manual of American Literature
作者：Stanton, Theodore, 1851-1925 [Editor]
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共 41 段- For the study of literature, they turned with eagerness to t
- In contemporaneous renown, far above all other verse-writers
- _Early American Colleges._--No other facts in American histo
- Our seventh class gathers up the numerous literary memorials
- _John Dickinson._--Among all the political writings which we
- _John Witherspoon._--Although John Witherspoon did not come
- _Jonathan Carver._--In the year 1763, at the close of that f
- =The New England School.=--When the events of 1814, which pr
- _Francis Parkman._--The New England School had told the stor
- _Washington Irving._--In general Irving will be discussed ra
- _Nathaniel Hawthorne._--The greatest genius among American w
- _John Pendleton Kennedy._--For John Pendleton Kennedy (1795-
- _Hall_, _Hildreth_, _Hoffman_.--While Thompson was delineati
- _Mrs. Ann Sophia Stephens._--Mrs. Ann Sophia Stephens (1813-
- _William Mumford Baker._--William Mumford Baker (1825-83), a
- _Julian Hawthorne._--Julian Hawthorne (born in 1846) inherit
- _George Washington Cable._--George W. Cable (born in 1844) h
- _Thomas Allibone Janvier._--Thomas A. Janvier (born in 1849)
- Molly Elliot Seawell (born in Gloucester County, Virginia, i
- Dwight, who was at first a tutor, but from 1795 until his de
- The achievement of Bryant’s declining years was his translat
- _Sidney Lanier._--Among the representatives of the “New Sout
- His course at Harvard over--for better or worse,--Lowell con
- He was born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, on December 17, 180
- _Walt Whitman._--His belief in immortality, in the absolute
- _Washington Irving._--Washington Irving (1783-1859), the fir
- At the risk of departing somewhat from chronological order,
- The man who has had the experience here set down, appreciate
- =The Historical Background.=--In America, oratory has been t
- _Charles Sumner._--Garrison’s brave, handsome, and gifted fr
- _Henry Ernst Muhlenberg._--Of a different but well-known typ
- _James McCosh._--The Scottish philosophy was vigorously cham
- _Henry Rowe Schoolcraft._--Among the most prominent of early
- _Edward Drinker Cope._--Another celebrated naturalist was Ed
- =The Eighteenth Century.=--The eighteenth century will not l
- In 1887, _Scribner’s Magazine_ was established by Charles Sc
- Brainard, John G. C., 265
- Hallam, Henry, 100
- _New American Magazine, The_, 435
- _Three Fates, The_, 216
- Punctuation, hyphenation, and spelling were made consistent