Alfred Habegger's discussion of this important essay begins on page 451 of My Wars.
Martha Nell Smith transcribed and made available this text here at emilydickinson.org.
Categories
- 492, the Senior-year Capstone Seminar
- American Literature 1
- American Poetry to 1900
- American Romantic Fiction
- American Women Poets
- Early American Literature
- Editions
- Engravings
- Fiction Appreciation
- Geography
- News
- Poe and Hawthorne
- Politics in American Literature
- Student work
- Syllabi
- Thoreau, Emerson, and Their Circle
- Whitman and Dickinson
Resources
- Webster's 1828 Dictionary
- Google Earth
- Bookfinder.com
- Rare Map Collection of the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library at the University of Georgia
- American National Biography Online
- American Poetry 1600-1900
- English Poetry 600-1900
- Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
- Walt Whitman Archive
- Google Books
- 19th Century U.S. Newspapers (Gale Database)
- Emily Dickinson Electronic Archive
- The University of Akron : Research Tools
- American Periodical Series online
Recent Posts
- What is College For?
- Recent editorials on the value of a liberal arts education
- Strengths of the major and values of a liberal arts education
- American Literature 1, Spring 2010
- American Literature 1, Summer 2009
- The value of frequent classroom low-stakes quizzes
- Early UA materials found
- American Literature 1, Spring 2009
- Whitman and Dickinson, Spring 2009
- American Literature 1: The books
