Writings the American Revolution : war veterans in the nineteenth- century cultural memory
973.05 J86 1998 v. 32 pt. 1
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Title
Writings the American Revolution : war veterans in the nineteenth- century cultural memory
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973.05 J86 1998 v. 32 pt. 1
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Includes bibliographical references.
Washington Irving and Herman Melville are two examples of how nineteenth- century authors imaginatively evoked and transcribed the experiences of those who lived during the revolutionary war.
Washington Irving and Herman Melville are two examples of how nineteenth- century authors imaginatively evoked and transcribed the experiences of those who lived during the revolutionary war.
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