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| Europeans encounter the New World |
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| First English Settlement at Jamestown |
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| First English Settlement at Plymouth |
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| First arrival of Puritans (Massachusetts Bay) |
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| The Tenth Muse (Anne Bradstreet) |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| Equiano, Interesting Narrative |
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| U.S. Constitution Ratified |
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| Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France; Wollstonecraft, A Vindication of the Rights of Man |
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| Wollstonecraft, A Vindication of the Rights of Women |
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| War Begins between Britain and France |
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| Blake, Songs of Innocence and Experience |
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| Wordsworth and Coleridge, Lyrical Ballads |
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| Wordsworth, Preface to Lyrical Ballads (2nd Ed.) |
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| Wrote Description of New England - leader at Jamestown |
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| Wrote Plymouth Plantation - coined term Pilgrim for his people (plain style, fatalism) |
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| Puritan - not separatist, Wrote A Model of Christian Charity, Governor of Mass. Bay |
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| Wrote Upon the Burning of Our House and other poems -1st American Poet - Puritan - had doubts and overcame them to trust in God |
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| Puritans and Pilgrims - not elaborated, about the truth - simply stated |
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| Wrote A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration - the best of the "Indian Captivities" |
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| Wrote Mr. Anderson - one of the earliest Novels (sentimental realism - meant to teach moral - absorbs literary forms) |
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| Wrote Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God - puritan preacher - highly emotional writing style - Jeremiad |
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| Female black poet - wrote "On being brought to america" and "To General Washington" about being grateful for captivity because she became christian |
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| Autobiography - type of american Manhood - the american dream, diest, errota - laces narrative with own aphorisms rather than scripture |
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| Wrote 1st draft of the Declaration of Independence |
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| Wrote Letters from an American Farmer - French, Tory sympathies - didn't publish essays less sympathetic to America |
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| Wrote The Interesting Narrative - May not have been born in African - educated and European cultured |
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| Wrote Reflections on the Revolution in France - statement of British Conservatism - argues for tradition against radicalism - he supported American Revolution |
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| Important Propagandist for American Revolution - Wrote The Rights of Man |
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| Wrote "a Vindication of the Rights of Man" and "... of Women" - of Man was published less than a month after Burke's Reflections |
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| Wrote "Songs of Innocence and Experience" |
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| Wrote "Tintern Abbey" "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" "Preface to Lyrical Ballads" etc. - Critic and Poet |
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| Brilliant, captivating speaker - wrote "Kubla Khan" "Pantisocracy" and "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" |
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| "Special Relationship"... |
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| The protective care of God, God's will |
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| a place where people succeed according to skill, rather than given rank - Jamestown |
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| Bradstreet - weaned affection to temporal things or to God? I'm not sure of meaning |
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| Indians becoming european, europeans becoming like indians - adapting to and becoming part of surrounding culture |
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| ? like Squanto - helps europeans, acts european in ways - still savage but more refined? |
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| sinners, Mr Anderson - extreme emotion... |
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| acuteness of feeling - emotional and physically manifest - marker of class, merit |
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| Printing errors - Frankin uses calls his mistakes "errata" |
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| Period of religious "awakening" - people were really into religion, it was dramatized |
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| a story that depicts the state of mankind as fallen, needing to be saved |
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| I get what this is, but what is the significance? |
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| Narrative from point of view of slaves. Significance? |
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| came before novels - not possible, contains supernatural |
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| realism... early novels were sentimental and didactic - meant to teach us christian feelings |
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| So much goes into this... review notes and slides |
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| beyond the basic definition, what do I need to know? |
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| couplet in iambic pentameter? |
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