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Chapter 26 THE WEST AND MARK TWAIN
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he West, for in both instances it followed on the wave of pioneer settlement. The earliest writers came from the Eas
1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY3 Chapter 3 THE EARLIEST VERSE4 Chapter 4 THE TRANSITION TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY5 Chapter 5 JONATHAN EDWARDS AND BENJAMIN FRANKLIN6 Chapter 6 CRèVEC UR, THE "AMERICAN FARMER"7 Chapter 7 THE POETRY OF THE REVOLUTION AND PHILIP FRENEAU8 Chapter 8 THE EARLY DRAMA9 Chapter 9 CHARLES BROCKDEN BROWN10 Chapter 10 IRVING AND THE KNICKERBOCKER SCHOOL11 Chapter 11 JAMES FENIMORE COOPER12 Chapter 12 WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT13 Chapter 13 EDGAR ALLAN POE14 Chapter 14 THE TRANSCENDENTALISTS15 Chapter 15 RALPH WALDO EMERSON16 Chapter 16 HENRY DAVID THOREAU17 Chapter 17 NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE18 Chapter 18 JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER19 Chapter 19 HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW20 Chapter 20 JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL21 Chapter 21 HARRIET BEECHER STOWE22 Chapter 22 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES23 Chapter 23 SOME METROPOLITAN POETS24 Chapter 24 THE POETRY OF THE SOUTH25 Chapter 25 WALT WHITMAN26 Chapter 26 THE WEST AND MARK TWAIN27 Chapter 27 THE WEST IN SILL AND MILLER28 Chapter 28 THE RISE OF FICTION; WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS29 Chapter 29 CONTEMPORARY DRAMA30 Chapter 30 THE LATER POETRY