Reckoned to be almost a natural fool.

Focuses on the textual self-construction in the writings of Jonathan Plummer. Reference to Plummer's book `A Looking-Glass for Lovers of Strong Drink and Another Looking-Glass for a Persecuted Saint: Or Jonathan Plummer No Hermaphrodite (1818),'; Examination and explanation of the first section of...

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Published in:	Early American Literature Vol. 33; no. 2; pp. 149 - 173
Main Author:	Williams, Daniel E.
Format:	Literary Criticism
Published:	University of North Carolina Press Sep98
Subjects:	Plummer, Jonathan American literature Revolutionary (Literary period) 19th century (Literary period)
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Summary:	Focuses on the textual self-construction in the writings of Jonathan Plummer. Reference to Plummer's book `A Looking-Glass for Lovers of Strong Drink and Another Looking-Glass for a Persecuted Saint: Or Jonathan Plummer No Hermaphrodite (1818),'; Examination and explanation of the first section of the book; Evaluation of criticisms of Plummer's work.