A History of American Literature, With a View to the Fundamental Principles Underlying Its Development; a Text-Book for Schools And Colleges
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— Hiawatha, Chs. III., VII., X., XV., XX.
The Poet of American History. — Although Long- fellow has been called " the least national of our poets," one English critic even declaring that of all our singers Longfellow would have been the last he should have guessed to be an American had he " come across his works in ignorance of the fact," it is nevertheless true that no other poet, save Whittier perhaps, has done so much to make poetic our American history and tradi- tion. " But few of our asso...ciates," said Dr. Ellis before the Massachusetts Historical Society, " can have studied our local and even national history more sedulously than did Mr. Longfellow. He took the saddest of our New England tragedies and the sweetest of its rural home scenes, the wayside inn, the alarum of war, the Indian legend, and the hanging of the crane in the modest 270 AMERICAN LITERATURE.
household, and his genius has invested them with en- during charms and morals." Of early Puritan life he has given us the brighter side in The Courtship of Miles Standish, and the darker aspects in the Mew England Tragedies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Hiawatha, Chs. III., VII., X., XV., XX.
The Poet of American History. — Although Long- fellow has been called " the least national of our poets," one English critic even declaring that of all our singers Longfellow would have been the last he should have guessed to be an American had he " come across his works in ignorance of the fact," it is nevertheless true that no other poet, save Whittier perhaps, has done so much to make poetic our American history and tradi- tion. " But few of our asso...ciates," said Dr. Ellis before the Massachusetts Historical Society, " can have studied our local and even national history more sedulously than did Mr. Longfellow. He took the saddest of our New England tragedies and the sweetest of its rural home scenes, the wayside inn, the alarum of war, the Indian legend, and the hanging of the crane in the modest 270 AMERICAN LITERATURE.
household, and his genius has invested them with en- during charms and morals." Of early Puritan life he has given us the brighter side in The Courtship of Miles Standish, and the darker aspects in the Mew England Tragedies.
What to read after A History of American Literature, With a View to the Fundamental Principles Underlying Its Development; a Text-Book for Schools And Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Lewis Pattee to read onlineMoreLess
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