The Early Life of Robert Southey 1774 1803
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Etc. He never saw a bison in his life, but has heard of them; they are quite back- wards. The mosquitoes are not so bad as our gnats; and, after you have been there a little while they don't trouble you much. " (Sept. 6, 1794. ) « In another letter of the same period Coleridge is even more explicit: "The minutiae of topographical information we are daily endeavouring to acquire; at present our plan is, to settle at a distance, but at a convenient distance, from Cooper's Town on the banks of the... Susquehanna. " 2 1 Life, I, 218-219.
2 Biog. Epis. , I, 45. In 1787 William Cooper, father of James Feni- more Cooper, had founded the town of Cooperstown on Lake Otsego, the head waters of the Susquehanna River, having acquired a large estate in that region which he proceeded to exploit for a number of years as a great real estate venture. Cooperstown, therefore, became well known even among Europeans, and was visited by not a few notable foreign visitors to the young American republic. It is possible that Coleridge's "intelligent young man" may have been one of Cooper's agents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Etc. He never saw a bison in his life, but has heard of them; they are quite back- wards. The mosquitoes are not so bad as our gnats; and, after you have been there a little while they don't trouble you much. " (Sept. 6, 1794. ) « In another letter of the same period Coleridge is even more explicit: "The minutiae of topographical information we are daily endeavouring to acquire; at present our plan is, to settle at a distance, but at a convenient distance, from Cooper's Town on the banks of the... Susquehanna. " 2 1 Life, I, 218-219.
2 Biog. Epis. , I, 45. In 1787 William Cooper, father of James Feni- more Cooper, had founded the town of Cooperstown on Lake Otsego, the head waters of the Susquehanna River, having acquired a large estate in that region which he proceeded to exploit for a number of years as a great real estate venture. Cooperstown, therefore, became well known even among Europeans, and was visited by not a few notable foreign visitors to the young American republic. It is possible that Coleridge's "intelligent young man" may have been one of Cooper's agents.
What to read after The Early Life of Robert Southey 1774 1803?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Haller to read onlineMoreLess
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