Heralds of American Literature; a Group of Patriot Writers of the Revolutionary And National Periods
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Hop- kins was a good type of his time, and especially of this group of Connecticut writers. They were earnest, as well as witty; they sought to use their talents for the advance of industry and political sanity. Their writings mirrored many of the aspirations and fears of the period which fol- lowed the war and was concerned with the estab- lishment of stable government Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOSEPH DENNIE: "^HE LAY PREACHER" Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by... Google JOSEPH DENNIE From portrait owned by his family; reproduced from Clapp's Sketch of Denni€, 1880.
Digitized by Google VI JOSEPH DENNIE: "THE LAY PREACHER" ' Journalism is an altar on which have perished the hopes and fortunes of many. Today our libraries and homes are crowded with magazines of all degrees of merit and ranges of topics. Pub- lishers announce extraordinary figures of circu- lation of many of these journals; others, of more intrinsic value, perish after a brief existence.
The latter fate was the common lot of many in- teresting ventures in journalism during the earlier decades of American literature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hop- kins was a good type of his time, and especially of this group of Connecticut writers. They were earnest, as well as witty; they sought to use their talents for the advance of industry and political sanity. Their writings mirrored many of the aspirations and fears of the period which fol- lowed the war and was concerned with the estab- lishment of stable government Digitized by Google Digitized by Google JOSEPH DENNIE: "^HE LAY PREACHER" Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Digitized by... Google JOSEPH DENNIE From portrait owned by his family; reproduced from Clapp's Sketch of Denni€, 1880.
Digitized by Google VI JOSEPH DENNIE: "THE LAY PREACHER" ' Journalism is an altar on which have perished the hopes and fortunes of many. Today our libraries and homes are crowded with magazines of all degrees of merit and ranges of topics. Pub- lishers announce extraordinary figures of circu- lation of many of these journals; others, of more intrinsic value, perish after a brief existence.
The latter fate was the common lot of many in- teresting ventures in journalism during the earlier decades of American literature.
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