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... continued to write frequently , sending me large specimens of an epic poem which he was then composing , and desiring my remarks and corrections . These I gave him from time to time , but endeavored rather to discourage his proceeding ...
... continued to write frequently , sending me large specimens of an epic poem which he was then composing , and desiring my remarks and corrections . These I gave him from time to time , but endeavored rather to discourage his proceeding ...
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... continued eighteen years , successfully for us both . The trustees of the academy , after a while , were incorporated by a charter from the governor ; their funds were increased by contributions in Britain and grants of land from the ...
... continued eighteen years , successfully for us both . The trustees of the academy , after a while , were incorporated by a charter from the governor ; their funds were increased by contributions in Britain and grants of land from the ...
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... continued to produce literary works , but few of its writers rose to prominence , and many of the more talented found their way to New York , as they have been doing ever since . Philadelphia continued as the center of a new popular ...
... continued to produce literary works , but few of its writers rose to prominence , and many of the more talented found their way to New York , as they have been doing ever since . Philadelphia continued as the center of a new popular ...
Contents
The Literature of the Colonies and the Revolution | 3 |
WILLIAM BRADFORD 15901657 | 14 |
Of Plymouth Plantation Book II | 24 |
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