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245 14 $aThe American Puritan imagination;$bessays in revaluation.
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505 0 $aGrabo, N. S. The veiled vision: the role of aesthetics in early American intellectual history.--Ziff, L. Literary consequences of Puritanism.--Minter, D. The Puritan jeremiad as a literary form.--Tichi, C. Spiritual biography and the 'Lords Remembrancers'.--Rosenmeier, J. 'With my owne eyes': William Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation.--Richardson, R. D. The Puritan poetry of Anne Bradstreet.--Keller, K. The example of Edward Taylor.--Levin, D. Essays to do good for the glory of God: Cotton Mather's Bonifacius.--Shea, D. B. The art and instruction of Jonathan Edwards' Personal narrative.--Lynen, J. F. Benjamin Franklin and the choice of a single point of view.--Brumm, U. Christ and Adam as 'figures' in American literature.--Bibliography (p. [241]-258)
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