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Updating the Nineteenth Century

Posted on November 30, 2011 by wcd2

November 30, 2011 Michael Gilmore, my old colleague at Brandeis, used to teach a lecture course on nineteenth-century American literature, with 100 students every year. I used to teach one with 50 students. That seemed a very long time ago. … Continue reading →

Posted in literary magazaines, Nineteenth-century literature, print medium, Translation, world literature, World religions | Tagged Arthur Christy, Canada, Emerson, Margaret Fuller, Statistics, The Dial, Thoreau | 97 Comments