The Cambridge history of American literature

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1918683 pagesG.P. Putnam's Sons; [etc., etc.]

This multi-volume work offers a thorough examination of American literature, tracing its development and evolution through various periods and movements. It provides critical analysis and historical context for major authors, genres, and literary trends, serving as a foundational resource for the study of the subject.

Avg. reading time: 12h 56m
Prose complexity: 10/10

Informative Intellectual Complex

William Peterfield Trent

William Peterfield Trent compiled The Oxford Book of American Essays, a collection showcasing the best of American essay writing. His work highlights his keen eye for literary quality and his interest in American literary history.

John Erskine

John Erskine was a foundational figure in Scottish legal history. His most important work, "Principles of the Law of Scotland," offers essential insights into the country's legal system. This text remains a key reference for understanding Scottish law.

Stuart Pratt Sherman

Stuart Pratt Sherman is the author of A Book of Short Stories. He writes in the short story genre.

Carl Van Doren

History Education

American literature History and criticism Bibliography