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  • The Second National Period of American Literature

    Creator:
    Gray, Greta India and Hansell, Lora
    Abstract:
    As young as American Literature is, it has been found necessary to divide it into five periods, namely: First Colonial Period (1620-1689); Second Colonial Period (1689-1763); Revolutionary (1763 -1815); First National Period (1815 -1863). Though by courtesy called Literature, the first attempts at writing by our forefathers cannot properly be...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    country. The first of these is William Dean Howells. 2 Life of William Dean Howells. Wiliism Dean

  • American Literature in the South

    Creator:
    Currin, Lillie Florence and Adams, Kate D.
    Abstract:
    Literature is recorded thought or knowledge; the aggregate of books and other publications, in either an unlimited or a limited sense; the collective body of literary productions in general, or within a particular sphere, period, country or language. In a restricted sense, the class of writings in which expression and...
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    Choir Invisible and be united for all eternity. THOMAS NELSON PAGE. Thomas Nelson Pare was born the

  • The Consular Service of the United States

    Creator:
    Carmichael, George B.
    Abstract:
    The consular service of the United States is the outgrowth of the necessities arising from the various conditions in which our government has been from time to time. In the early part of the Revolutionary War our foreign representatives had very diverse and comprehensive duties. They exercised fiscal, diplomatic, and...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    in this year that the right to consular representation was granted. William Palfrey was chosen