Materials . . .

Ann Eliza Bleecker, Two Poems (1793)

A reading by Lindsay Kennedy for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 7 in the series. This post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in an elegant PDF format.

Hugh Henry Brackenridge, “Provincial Honors to an Exciseman” (1807)

A reading by Alex Morris for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 6 in the series. This post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in a graceful PDF format.

Thomas Hutchinson and Ezra Stiles on the Regicides (1764, 1794)

An edition by Ethan T. Jordan for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 5 in the series. This post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in a more elegant PDF format.

Jeremy Belknap, “The Siege of Louisbourg” (1793)

An edition by Mike Lyndall for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 4 in the series. Many more to come. As always, this post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in a more beautiful PDF format.

David Zeisberger, Diary for March 23, 1782

An edition by T.A. Steele for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 3 in the series. This post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in a more beautiful PDF format.

Deodat Lawson, “Witchcraft in Salem” (1704)

A reading by Michael Sees for Early American Literature (Spring 2006). This is number 2 in the series. This post contains the full text of this edition, which is also available in a more beautiful PDF format.

Hannah More, “Parley the Porter” (c. 1796)

A reading prepared by Jon Miller, The University of Akron, Spring 2006. This is number 1 in what will be a series. This post contains the full text of the more beautiful PDF document.