American Poetry: The Puritans Through Walt Whitman, Volumen1Twayne Publishers, 1988 - 207 páginas Authoritative, in-depth studies of the development of poetry within specific countries worldwide. Each volume is written by a distinguished scholar in the field and offers: -- A definitive chronology of poets and publications -- An incisive general history of the nation's poetry -- Original, accessible analyses of all major poets, poems and literary movements -- Convenient reference features -- including notes and references, an annotated bibliography and an index |
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Poetry of the Eighteenth Century | 35 |
Poetry of The Future Glory of America | 59 |
Romanticism in American Poetry | 74 |
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