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Literature information necessary for the mid-term exam.

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show Taylor  
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show Wheatley  
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show Thomas Jefferson  
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show John Smith  
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led the Great Awakening   show
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show Crevecoeur  
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Of Plymouth Plantation   show
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The History of the Dividing Line   show
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show Wheatley  
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show Bradford  
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wrote a journal of a trip from Boston to New York in 1704   show
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The General History of Virginia, New Engand, and the Summer Isles   show
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show Edwards  
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Preparatory Meditations   show
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Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral   show
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The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America   show
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Day of Doom   show
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"These are the times that try men's souls."   show
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painted The Death of General Wolfe   show
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"Make me, O Lord, Thy Spinning Wheel Complete"   show
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painted The Declaration of Independence   show
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show Boston Latin School  
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first book published in America (non-novel)   show
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show Boston Newsletter  
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America's first novel   show
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show Brown  
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the dominant religion of the Southern settlements   show
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show Puritanism  
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three subjects of Romantic writers   show
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Coooper's Leatherstocking Tales   show
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the first detective story ever written   show
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show The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym  
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show Poe  
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"The Devil and Tom Walker"   show
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The Spy   show
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A History of New York   show
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show Irving  
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"Thanatopsis"   show
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"To a Waterfowl"   show
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show Cooper  
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show Bryant  
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Precaution   show
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"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"   show
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the nineteenth-century, New York-based movement of landscape painters   show
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artist of "The Oxbow"   show
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artist of "Thanatopsis"   show
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artist of "Kindred Spirits"   show
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show Cole and Bryant  
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artist of "Sunnyside"   show
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show classicism  
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show Catlin  
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show Baudelaire  
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show Melville  
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"Civil Disobedience"   show
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show Longfellow  
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show Lowell  
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"Young Goodman Brown"   show
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"I Never Saw a Moor"   show
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show Longfellow  
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show Whittier  
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show Holmes  
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"Self-Reliance"   show
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show Holmes  
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show Melville  
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show Longfellow  
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show Lowell  
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delivered our "cultural" Declaration of Independence   show
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show Holmes  
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show Thoreau  
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show Longfellow  
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"A Narrow Fellow in the Grass"   show
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"Paul Revere's Ride"   show
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A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers   show
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show Dickinson  
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"Bartleby the Scrivener"   show
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minister of the Second Unitarian Church in Boston   show
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show Lowell  
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show Fuller  
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wrote Little Women   show
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show Cole  
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the artist of photographs of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War   show
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"Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!"   show
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"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation."   show
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show Dickinson  
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"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of littleminds"   show
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"To be great is to be misunderstood."   show
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