PASSING THE TORCH: AMERICAN VERSE, 1661-1670.

The article discusses American poetry from 1661-1670. A brief overview of several notable developments in 1660 is provided, including John Eliot's released of the first Bible printed in America and New Amsterdam's surrender to the English rule. Some notable written accomplishments of the period incl...

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Publicado en:Sensations Magazine no. 16; pp. 50 - 153
Autor principal: MESSINEO, DAVID
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Publicado: Sensations Magazine Fall1997
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