Real Lives in the Iron-Mills; or, Differing Views of the Welsh Experience in America.

The author discusses the significance of Rebecca Harding Davis's life and work wherein readers can reflects its value which involves its horrible depiction of America's working class. It states that critics assumed that Harding's Wolfe family introduces a historical delivering of immigrant life. Als...

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Publicado en:Topic: the Washington & Jefferson College Review Vol. 59; pp. 1 - 15
Autor principal: Cadwallader, Robin L.
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Washington & Jefferson College 2013
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