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On the destiny of America all were agreed ; she was to be the model for the world . What constituted a native style was more difficult to determine . Critical thinking and rhetorical notions were dominated by the Scots " common sense ...
On the destiny of America all were agreed ; she was to be the model for the world . What constituted a native style was more difficult to determine . Critical thinking and rhetorical notions were dominated by the Scots " common sense ...
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American Writnovels are Seventy - Six ( Baltimore , ers , A Series of Papers Contributed to 1823 ) , an historical novel , and Rachel ' Blackwood's Magazine ' ( 1824-1825 ) , Dyer ; A North American Story ( Port- ed .
American Writnovels are Seventy - Six ( Baltimore , ers , A Series of Papers Contributed to 1823 ) , an historical novel , and Rachel ' Blackwood's Magazine ' ( 1824-1825 ) , Dyer ; A North American Story ( Port- ed .
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But if we would not over - cuddle the young American writers ; kill them with kindness ; turn their heads with our trumpeting , or produce a fatal revulsion in the popular mind , let us never make a prodigious fuss about any American ...
But if we would not over - cuddle the young American writers ; kill them with kindness ; turn their heads with our trumpeting , or produce a fatal revulsion in the popular mind , let us never make a prodigious fuss about any American ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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