Early Cooper and His AudienceColumbia University Press, 1986 - Počet stran: 230 |
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... stand in type at once ; rather , when the compositor received corrected proof , he would make the indicated corrections and release the forme to the press- man , who would immediately print the number of sheets required for the edition ...
... stand in type at once ; rather , when the compositor received corrected proof , he would make the indicated corrections and release the forme to the press- man , who would immediately print the number of sheets required for the edition ...
Strana 63
... stand distinct and prominent in my recollection . " At the outset of his own career , Cooper had Brown's failure very much in mind . It would be too much to say that he learned anything concrete from that failure , but it set a gloomy ...
... stand distinct and prominent in my recollection . " At the outset of his own career , Cooper had Brown's failure very much in mind . It would be too much to say that he learned anything concrete from that failure , but it set a gloomy ...
Strana 148
... stand apart . Chingachgook has a double nature , represented by his two names , also . " Old John and Chingachgook were very different men to look on , " Natty observes . The difference between the two is the difference imposed by the ...
... stand apart . Chingachgook has a double nature , represented by his two names , also . " Old John and Chingachgook were very different men to look on , " Natty observes . The difference between the two is the difference imposed by the ...
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Toward a Democratic Fiction | 1 |
The Failure of Charles Brockden Brown | 29 |
An American Novel Professedly | 63 |
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