Catharine Maria Sedgwick: Her Position in the Literature and Thought of Her Time Up to 1860Catholic University of America, 1937 - 168 páginas |
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... writing of American fiction . Her productive period began one year after Cooper's but she continued publishing a few ... written for one of her nieces , and extracts from her journals . From these selections , from the knowledge of the ...
... writing of American fiction . Her productive period began one year after Cooper's but she continued publishing a few ... written for one of her nieces , and extracts from her journals . From these selections , from the knowledge of the ...
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... written as a tribute to one of the author's friends . In this , as in the publishing of her travels , Miss Sedgwick was following the custom of her time . A few years before this volume came from the press , Mrs. Lydia Francis Child had ...
... written as a tribute to one of the author's friends . In this , as in the publishing of her travels , Miss Sedgwick was following the custom of her time . A few years before this volume came from the press , Mrs. Lydia Francis Child had ...
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... writing . The didactic tales , on the contrary , perhaps with the exception of the Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man , ap- pear to have been written hurriedly , with more attention to the matter than to the form . Yet , even with this ...
... writing . The didactic tales , on the contrary , perhaps with the exception of the Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man , ap- pear to have been written hurriedly , with more attention to the matter than to the form . Yet , even with this ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
BIOGRAPHY | 7 |
AN ANALYSIS OF MISS SEDGWICKS NOVELS | 21 |
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