History of American Literature
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J. Moses (Button, 1918), an opportunity is given for the first-hand study of the early types of American drama. If desirable, Thomas Godfrey (see p. 390 above) may be included in this study. Early American Novels (p. 81). Let some student read and report on Charlotte Temple or some other available example of the early American sentimental novel. If possible. The Foresters, by Jeremy Belknap, and Modern Chivalry, by H. H. Brackenridge, may also be assigned for special reports. Selections from th...e last-named may be found in Cairns, 466-474. Charles Brockden Brown (p. 82). Selections: Cairns, 475-493; Stedman and Hutchinson, IV, 265-292; Newcomer, Andrews, and Hall, 191-198; Calhoun and MacAlarney, 167-176. If available, one or more of Brown's novels should be read entire. His treatment of American Indians, the yellow-fever epidemics in Philadelphia, and his descriptions of the scenery about his native city will be of particular interest. Mr. John Erskine in his Leading American Novelists devotes a chapter to Brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Moses (Button, 1918), an opportunity is given for the first-hand study of the early types of American drama. If desirable, Thomas Godfrey (see p. 390 above) may be included in this study. Early American Novels (p. 81). Let some student read and report on Charlotte Temple or some other available example of the early American sentimental novel. If possible. The Foresters, by Jeremy Belknap, and Modern Chivalry, by H. H. Brackenridge, may also be assigned for special reports. Selections from th...e last-named may be found in Cairns, 466-474. Charles Brockden Brown (p. 82). Selections: Cairns, 475-493; Stedman and Hutchinson, IV, 265-292; Newcomer, Andrews, and Hall, 191-198; Calhoun and MacAlarney, 167-176. If available, one or more of Brown's novels should be read entire. His treatment of American Indians, the yellow-fever epidemics in Philadelphia, and his descriptions of the scenery about his native city will be of particular interest. Mr. John Erskine in his Leading American Novelists devotes a chapter to Brown.
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