CHAPTER | PAGE | I. | The Seventeenth Century | 1 | II. | The Earliest Verse | 17 | III. | The Transition to the Eighteenth Century | 27 | IV. | Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin | 41 | V. | CrÈvecoeur, the “American Farmer” | 59 | VI. | The Poetry of the Revolution and Philip Freneau | 69 | VII. | The Early Drama | 89 | VIII. | Charles Brockden Brown | 100 | IX. | Irving and the Knickerbocker School | 110 | X. | James Fenimore Cooper | 141 | XI. | William Cullen Bryant | 158 | XII. | Edgar Allan Poe | 173 | XIII. | The Transcendentalists | 190 | XIV. | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 199 | XV. | Henry David Thoreau | 221 | XVI. | Nathaniel Hawthorne | 236 | XVII. | John Greenleaf Whittier | 252 | XVIII. | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 267 | XIX. | James Russell Lowell | 282 | XX. | Harriet Beecher Stowe | 299 | XXI. | Oliver Wendell Holmes | 310 | XXII. | Some Metropolitan Poets | 324 | XXIII. | The Poetry of the South | 343 | XXIV. | Walt Whitman | 362 | XXV. | The West and Mark Twain | 380 | XXVI. | The West in Sill and Miller | 396 | XXVII. | The Rise of Fiction; William Dean Howells | 411 | XXVIII. | Contemporary Drama | 437 | XXIX. | The Later Poetry | 453 | INDEX TO LEADING NINETEENTH-CENTURY PERIODICALS | 487 | INDEX | 503 |
A HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE THE COLONIAL PERIOD
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