Mathew Carey, Editor, Author And Publisher : a Study in American Literary Development
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Frank- lin, Washington, Lafayette, and Jefferson had occasion to ad- dress him. Dwight, Freneau, Belknap, Mrs. Rowson, Noah Webster, Irving, Miss Davidson, Neal, Cooper, Poe, Simms, and Dickens sought him as a publisher, in many cases as a personal friend. Weems relieves his querulousness in many a appears The Prima Donna, a short story, and after this period the extra- ordinary array of two-volume novels is broken in a remarkable manner.
In 1836 he begins his chief contributions, of a critical... nature largely, to the magazines. (William P. Trent, William Gilmore Simms, Boston, 1892, PP- 335-34I-) It appears that Simms is trying to adapt himself to the literary conditions of the country.
*"It seems to have had a better reception in England, where it was re- published in 1838, 1841, and 1861.
112 painful quire, Dabney* 7 defends his translation of Eugene against the critics with a fervor that softens the adjacent seals; while letter after letter that has little or no relation to busi- ness shows how widely Carey's name had penetrated and how much trust was reposed in his judgment and tenderness of heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank- lin, Washington, Lafayette, and Jefferson had occasion to ad- dress him. Dwight, Freneau, Belknap, Mrs. Rowson, Noah Webster, Irving, Miss Davidson, Neal, Cooper, Poe, Simms, and Dickens sought him as a publisher, in many cases as a personal friend. Weems relieves his querulousness in many a appears The Prima Donna, a short story, and after this period the extra- ordinary array of two-volume novels is broken in a remarkable manner.
In 1836 he begins his chief contributions, of a critical... nature largely, to the magazines. (William P. Trent, William Gilmore Simms, Boston, 1892, PP- 335-34I-) It appears that Simms is trying to adapt himself to the literary conditions of the country.
*"It seems to have had a better reception in England, where it was re- published in 1838, 1841, and 1861.
112 painful quire, Dabney* 7 defends his translation of Eugene against the critics with a fervor that softens the adjacent seals; while letter after letter that has little or no relation to busi- ness shows how widely Carey's name had penetrated and how much trust was reposed in his judgment and tenderness of heart.
What to read after Mathew Carey, Editor, Author And Publisher : a Study in American Literary Development?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradsher, Earl Lockridge to read onlineMoreLess
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