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The Revolution vs. The People (Rip van Winkle)

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The Declaration of Independence (and Its Effects on the Colonies)

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Concord Massuchusettes

Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson are two prominent figures in American literature who have made significant contributions to the literary landscape of the 19th century. Both writers emerged during a period of great change and transformation in American society, known as the American RenaissanceNathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson were neighbors for a period of time in Concord Massachusettes.

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Hugh Thomson - Illustrator of Austen, Among Others

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19th Century Transcendentalism

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Treaty of Lancaster

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Portrait of Tecumseh

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Walter Crane: Children's Illustrator Extraordinaire

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Pontiac in Counsil

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A Story of the Native American Way of Life

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