American Writers (One Hundred Pages at a Time)
Arts:Literature
In part two of my review of THE MINISTER'S WOOING by Harriet Beecher Stowe we build out the world of post-Revolutionary New England with a closer look at the new theology of the Great Awakening and get to experience the suspicious arrival of Aaron Burr as a suitor. Then tragedy hits.
Episode 532: The American Civil War (19): Making a Revolution
Episode 531: Stephen King: IT (4)
Episode 530: Stephen King, It (3)
Episode 529: The American Civil War (18): The Turning Point
Episode 528: Stephen King: IT (2)
Episode 527: The American Civil War (17):June of 1863
Episode 526: Stephen King, IT (1)
Episode 525: The American Civil War (16): Total War
Episode 524: The American Civil War (15): Impact of Emancipation
Episode 522: Benjamin Franlkin: Writings from the Seven Years’ War and Letters
Episode 521: Benjamin Franklin 1747-1754: The Albany Plan
Episode 520: Benjamin Franklin-1733-1745 and the Formation of the American Philosophical Society
Episode 519: Benjamin Franklin: Early journalism and his argument for paper currency
Episode 518: Benjamin Franklin: Boston and London Writings (1722-1725)
Episode 517: Sinclair Lewis: Babbitt (3)
Episode 516: Sinclair Lewis: Babbbitt (2)
Episode 515: Sinclair Lewis: Babbitt (1)
Episode 514: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (5)
Episode 513: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (4)
Episode 512: Sinclair Lewis: Main Street (3)
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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett
The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi
Anne of Avonlea
Grimms’ Fairy Tales
Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll
The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame