After Franklin: The Emergence of Autobiography in Post-revolutionary America 1780-1830University of New Hampshire ; published by University Press of New England, 2001 - 241 من الصفحات An analysis of the foundations of autobiography in America. |
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الصفحة 96
... appear " to be a gentleman . He swears grievously ( 18 ) , dresses barbarously ( 23 ) , acts ( by his own admission ) like " the madman ” ( 47 ) , and “ swagger [ s ] over those who abused " him ( 18 ) . In England , two clergymen come ...
... appear " to be a gentleman . He swears grievously ( 18 ) , dresses barbarously ( 23 ) , acts ( by his own admission ) like " the madman ” ( 47 ) , and “ swagger [ s ] over those who abused " him ( 18 ) . In England , two clergymen come ...
الصفحة 122
... appear to men such as Adams to be the primary agent of world emancipation " ( 32 ) . In 1771 , Franklin wrote that the subscription libraries he helped to form in the 1730s " have improv'd the general Conversation of the Amer- icans ...
... appear to men such as Adams to be the primary agent of world emancipation " ( 32 ) . In 1771 , Franklin wrote that the subscription libraries he helped to form in the 1730s " have improv'd the general Conversation of the Amer- icans ...
الصفحة 168
... appears " ( 11 ) . Fitch imagines a romantic self . In another gesture toward liminality and opposition , Fitch ... appear awkward , even to the writer who produced [ it ] " ( 166 ) . Through- out the narrative , Fitch's attempt to ...
... appears " ( 11 ) . Fitch imagines a romantic self . In another gesture toward liminality and opposition , Fitch ... appear awkward , even to the writer who produced [ it ] " ( 166 ) . Through- out the narrative , Fitch's attempt to ...
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