A New England ReaderVan Wyck Brooks New England literature from William Bradford to the poems of Robert Lowell. |
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... became a colleague of his grandfather , Solomon Stoddard , in the church at Northampton , Massachusetts . Later he became the pastor of this church , preaching against the liberal theology that was growing in New England until he was ...
... became a colleague of his grandfather , Solomon Stoddard , in the church at Northampton , Massachusetts . Later he became the pastor of this church , preaching against the liberal theology that was growing in New England until he was ...
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... became a lifelong friend of Thomas Carlyle and was imbued with the transcendental thought of the Germans , then , returning to Boston , he became a lecturer , drawing his material largely from his journals . From these journals he also ...
... became a lifelong friend of Thomas Carlyle and was imbued with the transcendental thought of the Germans , then , returning to Boston , he became a lecturer , drawing his material largely from his journals . From these journals he also ...
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... became unmistakable ; the swamp grew darker ; a few big drops of rain fell , and then , as though a train were ... became more vivid under this deluge . Every leaf grew greener , and each lichen gave out new tints as it drank in rain ...
... became unmistakable ; the swamp grew darker ; a few big drops of rain fell , and then , as though a train were ... became more vivid under this deluge . Every leaf grew greener , and each lichen gave out new tints as it drank in rain ...
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The Landing of the Pilgrims | 3 |
To My Dear and Loving Husband | 9 |
A Confession | 16 |
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