The Publishing History of Augusta Jane Evans's Confederate Novel Macaria : Unwriting Some Lost Cause Myths.

This article recounts and refutes the traditional accounts of author Augusta Jane Evans's novel "Macaria." The history of the novel was propagated by publisher J.C. Derby, however, the author discounts his version of events as an inaccurate and romanticized. He asserts that the book's history is col...

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Publicado en:Mississippi Quarterly Vol. 58; no. 3/4; pp. 665 - 703
Autor principal: Homestead, Melissa J.
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Publicado: Johns Hopkins University Press Summer/Fall2005
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