Nathaniel Hawthorne
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1 Grandfather's Chair. A History for Youth. By Nathaniel Hawthorne, anther of Twice-Told Tiles. Boston : E. P. Peabody.
New Tork: Wiley & Putnam. 1841. 32mo. Pp. vii, 140.
The preface is dated Boston, November, 1840.
104= NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE People,"^ and "Liberty Tree."^ They appeared in rapid succession in 1841, and were successful.
But notwithstanding the high character of these little books as entertainment for children, it wiU hardly be thought that literature had profited muc...h by the devotion of genius to coal and salt and the oversight of day laborers.
In the spring of 1841, immediately after the change of administration in March, Hawthorne lost his place in the Custom House, and he at once betook himself to Brook Farm, in Eoxbury, a suburb of Boston, or, to give its full name, "The Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Edu- cation." The place, the celebrities who gathered there in their youth, and their way of life, have all been many times described, so that there is no occasion to renew a detailed account, especially as Hawthorne's interest in the scheme was purely incidental.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4to. Pp. 20.
1 Grandfather's Chair. A History for Youth. By Nathaniel Hawthorne, anther of Twice-Told Tiles. Boston : E. P. Peabody.
New Tork: Wiley & Putnam. 1841. 32mo. Pp. vii, 140.
The preface is dated Boston, November, 1840.
104= NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE People,"^ and "Liberty Tree."^ They appeared in rapid succession in 1841, and were successful.
But notwithstanding the high character of these little books as entertainment for children, it wiU hardly be thought that literature had profited muc...h by the devotion of genius to coal and salt and the oversight of day laborers.
In the spring of 1841, immediately after the change of administration in March, Hawthorne lost his place in the Custom House, and he at once betook himself to Brook Farm, in Eoxbury, a suburb of Boston, or, to give its full name, "The Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Edu- cation." The place, the celebrities who gathered there in their youth, and their way of life, have all been many times described, so that there is no occasion to renew a detailed account, especially as Hawthorne's interest in the scheme was purely incidental.
What to read after Nathaniel Hawthorne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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