Literary History of the United States, Volume 1Robert Ernest Spiller, Willard Thorp, Thomas Herbert Johnson, Henry Seidel Canby |
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... published in that year by Johann de Laet . He was himself a director of the West India Company , a learned business man , and an associate of the great publishing house of the Elzevirs with whom , under Abraham of that name , he published ...
... published in that year by Johann de Laet . He was himself a director of the West India Company , a learned business man , and an associate of the great publishing house of the Elzevirs with whom , under Abraham of that name , he published ...
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... published he returned to South Carolina ; but for the remainder of his life he made regular , frequent , and extended visits to New York . In 1835 , he published The Partisan , a novel of the Revolution , and The Yemassee - always the ...
... published he returned to South Carolina ; but for the remainder of his life he made regular , frequent , and extended visits to New York . In 1835 , he published The Partisan , a novel of the Revolution , and The Yemassee - always the ...
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... published in English or had their Italian works published in Italy . The only notable exception was Lorenzo Da Ponte , author , before he came to America in 1805 , of many librettos , including Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro and Don ...
... published in English or had their Italian works published in Italy . The only notable exception was Lorenzo Da Ponte , author , before he came to America in 1805 , of many librettos , including Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro and Don ...
Contents
The European Background | 3 |
Colonial Literary Culture | 16 |
REPORTS AND CHRONICLES | 24 |
Copyright | |
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