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050 00 $aPS3537.A694$bV5
100 1 $aSanford, John B.,$d1904-
245 10 $aView from this wilderness :$bAmerican literature as history /$cJohn Sanford ; foreword by Paul Mariani.
260 0 $aSanta Barbara :$bCapra Press,$cc1977.
300 $a183 p. ;$c24 cm.
505 00 $tFirst words in the new world /$rChristopher Columbus --$tQuetzalcoatl /$rWilliam Hickling Prescott --$tGoing home to Eden /$rThomas Harriot --$tThe simple cobler of Aggawam /$rNathaniel Ward --$tAnnotations on Winthrop's Journal /$rJohn Winthrop --$tAn infamouse and scurillous booke /$rThomas Morton --$tThe medicine-man /$rJohn Eliot --$tA brief history of the Pequot War /$rCapt. John Mason --$tOf sorcery and smoke /$rPère Paul Le Jeune --$tAs once to Israel /$rIncrease Mather --$tAd libs by a fictitious character /$rNathaniel Hawthorne --$tHow far from then forethought of /$rEdward Taylor --$tMark them which cause divisions /$rRoger Williams --$tHeaven was his country /$rJonathan Edwards --$tThe world of movable type /$rJohn Peter Zenger --$tThe yell of rebellion /$rSam Adams --$tNear the grave of Paul Revere /$rJames Otis --$tThe Virginia Plan /$rJames Madison --$tThe bones of a pamphleteer /$rTom Paine --
505 00 $tRebellion is as the sin of witchcraft /$rThomas Jefferson --$tA case that was never tried /$rJohn Marshall --$tLetters from an American farmer /$rJ.H. St. John de Crèvecoeur --$tAh sinful nation /$rMeriwether Lewis --$tCharlotte Temple, a tale of truth /$rSusanna Rowson --$tCock-fight at Natchez /$rCol. Davy Crockett --$tLegend with added material /$rPaul Bunyan --$tIn the Kaatskills /$rWashington Irving --$tDoes thy blue eye? /$rRalph Waldo Emerson --$tThe Jewish Cemetery at Newport /$rHenry Wadsworth Longfellow --$tHe called his rifle Satan /$rFrancis Parkman --$tIn bronze above a doorway /$rEdgar Allan Poe --$tA small fire /$rJohn Woolman --$tAh! Whither wilt thou go /$rPhillis Wheatley --$tA visitor from the Bachelor's Delight /$rHerman Melville --$tGive a dog a bad name /$rMark Twain --$tThe Lord himself wrote it /$rHarriet Beecher Stowe --$tThe language of the law /$rRoger Taney --$tA few appropriate remarks /$rAbraham Lincoln --
505 00 $tA call of nature /$rHenry David Thoreau --$tNo marble column /$rHenry Timrod --$tThe lost cause /$rAlbion Winegar Tourgée --$tBrer nigger /$rJoel Chandler Harris --$tHave you any wool? /$rHinton Rowan Helper --$tRevenge of the nerves /$rEmily Dickinson --$tLife and death in the iron mills /$rRebecca Harding Davis --$tHenry James and lady /$rConstance Fenimore Woolson --$tAn epigraph for a short story /$rHelen Hunt Jackson --$tNavigator of the windward passage /$rHoratio Alger, Jr. --$tThe red letter A /$rWilliam Dean Howells --$tA garland for the unrenowned /$rPhilander Deming --$tThe elegant Capt. Farnham /$rJohn Hay --$tA mouthful of blood /$rSidney Lanier --$tA hell on wheels /$rWalt Whitman --$tAn occurrence at the Styx River ferry /$rAmbrose Bierce --$tA conversazione at Henry's /$rHenry James --$tPersons that pass /$rEmma Lazarus --$tAbout John D. (Baptist) /$rHenry Demarest Lloyd --$tI am for men /$rHenry George --
505 00 $tThe state of Maine /$rSarah Orne Jewett --$tOn raising the coast of Japan /$rLafcadio Hearn --$tFaith in things unseen /$rMary Baker Eddy --$tThe education of Pteraspis /$rHenry Adams --$tA walk to the Gulf /$rKate Chopin --$tThe idols of Texas /$rWilliam Cowper Brann --$tWhat's that nigger doing on the stage? /$rBooker T. Washington --$tSummer White House, 1916 : two studies /$rWoodrow Wilson --$tThe naturalist /$rTheodore Roosevelt --$tThe flag follows trade /$rAlfred Thayer Mahan --$tEvil has no first name, good has no last /$rOwen Wister --$tA flat on 105th Street /$rHamlin Garland --$tHis name was heart's pain /$rStephen Crane --$tThe future is the past /$rFrederick Jackson Turner --$tPool-shooter in a billiard room /$rO. Henry --$tOne whose father rhapsodized /$rArthur Brisbane --$tThe promise of American life /$rHerbert Croly --$tThe great American fortunes /$rGustavus Myers --$tHear, O Israel! /$rBenjamin N. Cardozo --
505 00 $tFar above our poor power /$rFrank Norris --$tA sword to fight with /$rVernon Louis Parrington --$tThe locomotive of history /$rJack London --$tLoose fish from Indiana /$rTheodore Dreiser --$tThe past in the present /$rRobert Frost --$tAll stiff and yet all trembling /$rGertrude Stein --$tThe train that went nowhere /$rSherwood Anderson --$tOn the enchanted bluff /$rWilla Cather --$tSocialism /$rUpton Sinclair --$tAll the coasts of Palestine /$rCarl Sandburg --$tIn my room /$rWallace Stevens --$tOn rereading In the American grain /$rWilliam Carlos Williams /$tThe man who wrote blank prose /$rSinclair Lewis --$tIn short the usual subjects /$rEzra Pound --$tWhat Sarah E. Spooldripper knew /$rRing Lardner --$tEncounter on 8th ST./$rRandolph Bourne --$tThe muckraker who looked up /$rLincoln Steffens --$tA land to love /$rJohn Reed --$tUna /$rRobinson Jeffers --$tThe accuracy of the vernacular! /$rMarianne Moore --$tLast words for scorning men /
505 00 $rBartolomeo Vanzetti --$tDon't cry, Dante /$rNicola Sacco --$tAfter the crucifixion /$rHeywood Broun --$tDead letter from a dead lover /$rEdna St. V. Millay --$tSuperman with qualms /$rEugene O'Neill --$tThe fools forgather at Vera Cruz /$rKatherine Anne Porter --$tPilar, out of Key West /$rArchibald MacLeish --$tLumberman of the distinct /$re.e. cummings --$tI am not a negro /$rJean Toomer --$tMomus from old Nassau /$rEdmund Wilson --$tSeven bucks found in a toilet /$rF. Scott Fitzgerald --$tThe verdict /$rT.S. Eliot --$tWorkingmen and people like that /$rJohn Dos Passos --$tListen to the ghosts /$rWilliam Faulkner --$tVoyages, VII /$rHart Crane --$tA feast not made for laughter /$rThomas Wolfe --$tThe blood-letter /$rErnest Hemingway --$tMiss Lonelyhearts in the Adirondacks /$rNathanael West --$tHigh school on 59th ST. /$rCountee Cullen --$tThe East of Eden letters /$rJohn Steinbeck --$tMaxim has broken /$rLionel Trilling --
505 00 $tGod's angry man /$rLeonard Ehrlich --$tThe end of Lantenengo ST. /$rJohn O'Hara --$tCreche 4596, Pere Lachaise /$rRichard Wright --$tDeath in a hack /$rJames Agee --$tAt the grave of Malcolm Lowry /$rConrad Aiken --$tThe Mississippi : at the head of navigation /$rJohn Berryman.
650 0 $aAmerican literature$xHistory and criticism.
650 0 $aAuthors, American$xLiterary collections.
651 0 $aUnited States$xHistory$xLiterary collections.
655 7 $aCriticism, interpretation, etc.$2fast
655 7 $aHistory.$2fast
655 7 $aLiterary collections.$2fast
776 08 $iOnline version:$aSanford, John B., 1904-$tView from this wilderness.$dSanta Barbara : Capra Press, ©1977$w(OCoLC)647023935
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906 $0DLC