Maryland Anthology, 1608-1986

Inbunden, Engelska, 1987

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This book explores the uniqueness of Maryland in terms of religious tolerance, historical significance, the mountains-to-seashore terrain, her talented statesmen and women, writers and educators, and her modern-day progressiveness. Contents: include: The Colonial Years, 1608-1776; Years of War, 1776-1865; Years of Change, 1865-1986; Writers of and about Maryland; More People; Places; and Things. This anthology is suitable for general readers and as a supplementary text for courses in United States history and literature.

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Utgivningsdatum1987-10-08
Mått152 x 229 x 25 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor262
FörlagUniversity Press of America
ISBN9780819165725

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I am happy to be included in the most delightful and instructive A Maryland Anthology, so well put together by Dora Jean Ashe...The Maryland Anthology clarifies many points [of Baltimore and Maryland history] for me and throws light into previously shadowy corners. -- Karl Shapiro, University of California at Davis ...it is most unusual for an anthology to achieve such continuity as [this] book has, since many of the personages named reappear and the story goes on almost like a good novel. It reads easily. -- Karl Shapiro, University of California at Davis Marguerite Svanoe I have picked [the Maryland anthology] up from time to time, reading the well-chosen vignettes with keen pleasure. -- Aubey C. Land, University of Georgia I have picked [the Maryland anthology] up from time to time, reading the well-chosen vignettes with keen pleasure. -- Aubey C. Land, University of Georgia I am happy to be included in the most delightful and instructive A Maryland Anthology, so well put together by Dora Jean Ashe...The Maryland Anthology clarifies many points [of Baltimore and Maryland history] for me and throws light into previously shadowy corners. -- Karl Shapiro, University of California at Davis ...it is most unusual for an anthology to achieve such continuity as [this] book has, since many of the personages named reappear and the story goes on almost like a good novel. It reads easily. -- Karl Shapiro, University of California at Davis Marguerite Svanoe