First Books: The Printed Word and Cultural Formation in Early Alabama
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Year of Publication |
1999
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Author:
Philip D. Beidler |
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Number of Pages |
185 pp.
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Publisher |
University of Alabama Press
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City |
Tuscaloosa, AL
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ISBN |
9780817309855
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Contents:
Satire in the territories: literature and the art of political payback in an early Alabama classic
First book: Henry Hitchcock's Alabama justice of the peace
"The first production of the kind, in the South": a backwoods literary incognito and his attempt at the great American novel
Belles lettres in a new country
Antebellum Alabama history in the planter style: the example of Albert J. Pickett
B. Meek's great American epic poem of 1855; or, The curious career of the red eagle
Historicizing Alabama's southwestern humorists; or, how the times were served by Johnson J. Hooper and Joseph G. Baldwin
Caroline Lee Hentz's anti-abolitionist double feature and Augusta Jane Evans's new and improved novel of female education
Alabama's last first book: the example of Daniel Hundley
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