American literature -- 19th century -- History and criticism
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American literature -- 19th century -- History and criticism
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American literature
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- Dancing on the color line, African American tricksters in nineteenth-century American literature, Gretchen Martin
- Sentimental confessions, spiritual narratives of nineteenth-century African American women, Joycelyn Moody
- Abolitionist geographies, Martha Schoolman
- Realism and regionalism, 1860-1910, Roger Lathbury, principal author ; Jerry Phillips, general editor ; Michael Anesko, adviser and contributor
- The origins of African American literature, 1680-1865, Dickson D. Bruce Jr
- Literary rogues, a scandalous history of wayward authors, Andrew Shaffer
- The war on words, slavery, race, and free speech in American literature, Michael T. Gilmore
- Romanticism and transcendentalism, 1800-1860, Jerry Phillips, Andrew Ladd, principal authors ; Jerry Phillips, general editor ; Michael Anesko, adviser and contributor
- Disarming the nation, women's writing and the American Civil War, Elizabeth Young
- Writing America, literary landmarks from Walden Pond to Wounded Knee, a reader's companion, Shelley Fisher Fishkin
- Literary rogues, a scandalous history of wayward authors, Andrew Shaffer
- Race, rape, and lynching, the red record of American literature, 1890-1912, Sandra Gunning
- Black American writing from the nadir, the evolution of a literary tradition, 1877-1915, Dickson D. Bruce, Jr
- River of dreams, imagining the Mississippi before Mark Twain, Thomas Ruys Smith
- Transcendental wordplay, America's romantic punsters and the search for the language of nature, Michael West
- A home elsewhere, reading African American classics in the age of Obama, Robert B. Stepto
- Word by word, emancipation and the act of writing, Christopher Hager
- From battlefields rising, how the Civil War transformed American literature, Randall Fuller
- Sexual anarchy, gender and culture at the fin de siècle, Elaine Showalter
- American literature from the 1850s to 1945, edited by Adam Augustyn
- War no more, the antiwar impulse in American literature, 1861-1914, Cynthia Wachtell
- The unwritten war, American writers and the Civil War, by Daniel Aaron
- Mediums, and spirit-rappers, and roaring radicals, spiritualism in American literature, 1850-1900
- Multiculturalism, roots and realities, edited by C. James Trotman
- The magnificent activist, the writings of Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1823-1911), edited by Howard N. Meyer
- "Miscegenation", making race in America, Elise Lemire
- Forgotten readers, recovering the lost history of African American literary societies, Elizabeth McHenry
- Three roads back, how Emerson, Thoreau, and William James responded to the greatest losses of their lives, Robert D. Richardson ; with a foreword by Megan Marshall
- Empire and slavery in American literature, 1820-1865, Eric J. Sundquist
- The Bohemians, Mark Twain and the San Francisco writers who reinvented American literature, Ben Tarnoff
- American literature from 1600 through the 1850s, edited by Adam Augustyn
- Eight American authors, a review of research and criticism, edited by James Woodress ; essays by Jay B. Hubbell ... [and others]
- John Hay, friend of giants, the man and life connecting Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain, Henry James, and Theodore Roosevelt, Philip McFarland
- Spiritual interrogations, culture, gender, and community in early African American women's writing, Katherine Clay Bassard
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