American Poetry Of The Seventeenth Century

American Poetry Of The Seventeenth Century

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Reissued in response to demand, this definitive anthology of colonial American poetry is made available in a classroom edition, with annotatory emendations reflecting recent scholarship. The book presents 250 representative poemsfiftynine printed here for the first timeaccompanied by Professor Meserole's illuminating introduction, notes, glosses, comments, and catalogue of sources.The poets represented range from wellknown writers such as Anne Bradstreet, Edward Taylor, and Michael Wigglesworth to personages not known primarily for their poetryincluding Cotton Mather, Governor William Bradford, Roger Williams, and Captain John Smithto the less famous such as schoolteacher Sarah Kemble Knight, lawyer Richard Chamberlain, and former indentured servant George Alsop.The poetry here offers a wide range of expression, including love lyrics, religious meditation, political satire, elegies, and personal narratives.

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