Contents

1. Introduction

2. "Rethinking Early American Literature" Prefatory Note

3. I. Christopher Columbus

   1. 1. Introduction (2015)

      Hannah Hounsell

   2. 2. Journal of the First Voyage to America, 1492-1493 (Excerpt)

      Christopher Columbus

   3. 3. Narrative of the Third Voyage, 1498-1500 (Excerpt)

      Christopher Columbus

4. II. Native American and Ethnographic Texts (2015)

   1. 4. Introduction (2015)

      Shannon Griffiths, Kendal LaRiviere, David MacNeill, Timothy Mooneyhan

   2. 5. The Peyote Cult (Plains)

      Paul Radin

   3. 6. Of the Girl who Married Mount Katahdin (Penobscot)

      Charles Leland

   4. 7. How Glooskap went to England and France (Passamaquoddy)

      Charles Leland

   5. 8. The Origin of Disease and Medicine

      James Mooney

   6. 9. Viracocha and The Coming of the Incas

   7. 10. The Magic Feather

   8. 11. The Island of Skeletons

   9. 12. Code of Handsome Lake, the Seneca Prophet

5. III. Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   1. 13. Introduction (2015)

      Sam Gagnon

   2. 14. Prologue

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   3. 15. Chapter VII: The Character of the Country (Excerpt)

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   4. 16. Chapter VIII: We Go from Aute (Excerpt)

   5. 17. Chapter X: The Assault from the Indians (Excerpt)

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   6. 18. Chapter XII: The Indians Bring Us Food (Excerpt)

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   7. 19. Chapter XXI: Our Cure of Some of the Afflicted

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   8. 20. Chapter XXIV: Customs of the Indians of That Country (Excerpt)

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   9. 21. Chapter XXXII: The Indians Give Us the Hearts of Deer (Excerpt)

      Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   10. 22. Chapter XXXIII: We See Traces of Christians (Excerpt)

       Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

   11. 23. Chapter XXXIV: Of Sending for the Christians (Excerpt)

       Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

6. IV. The Requerimiento

   1. 24. Requerimiento

7. V. The Pueblo Revolt of 1680

   1. 25. Introduction (2015)

      Justin Siewierski & Simon Pierpont

   2. 26. Letter on the Pueblo Revolt

      Don Antonio de Otermín

   3. 27. HOW THE SPANIARDS CAME TO SHUNG-OPOVI, HOW THEY BUILT A MISSION, AND HOW THE HOPI DESTROYED THE MISSION

      Edmund Nequatewa

8. VI. William Bradford

   1. 28. Anno Dom: 1628 (Excerpt)

      William Bradford

   2. 29. Anno Dom: 1637 (Excerpt)

      William Bradford

   3. 30. Anno Dom: 1623

      William Bradford

   4. 31. Preface

      William Bradford

   5. 32. Chapter 9: Of their voyage, and how they passed the sea; and of their safe arrival at Cape Cod

      William Bradford

   6. 33. The remainder of Anno 1620 (Excerpt)

      William Bradford

   7. 34. Anno Dom: 1642

      William Bradford

9. VII. Thomas Morton

   1. 35. New English Canaan (Excerpt)

      Thomas Morton

10. VIII. Anne Bradstreet

    1. 36. Introduction (2015)

       Shana Rowe

    2. 37. The Prologue

       Anne Bradstreet

    3. 38. The Author to Her Book

       Anne Bradstreet

    4. 39. The Flesh and the Spirit

       Anne Bradstreet

    5. 40. In Honour of the High and Mighty Princess, Queen Elizabeth

       Anne Bradstreet

    6. 41. Letter: To My Dear Children

       Anne Bradstreet

11. IX. Mary Rowlandson

    1. 42. The First Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    2. 43. The Second Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    3. 44. The Third Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    4. 45. The Fifth Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    5. 46. The Eighth Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    6. 47. The Twelfth Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    7. 48. The Thirteenth Remove (Excerpt)

       Mary Rowlandson

    8. 49. The Eighteenth Remove

       Mary Rowlandson

    9. 50. The Twentieth Remove (Excerpt)

       Mary Rowlandson

    10. 51. Watch the Point of View

        Jenna MacKinnon

    11. 52. The Role of Religion in the Colonial Encounter

    12. 53. Perspective of One-Eyed John from the First Remove.

        John J. Bush III

    13. 54. Those Monsters

        Marissa Vargas

    14. 55. A Guilty Victim

        Samantha Latos

    15. 56. How to Get Away with Genocide

        Carmen Maura

    16. 57. Colonial Enfrownters And How to Survive One

        Randy Garfield

    17. 58. The Other Side of It

        Rowan Finnegan Cummings

    18. 59. Paint with All the Colors of Perspective

        Toni O'Keefe

    19. 60. The Contorted Colonial Encounter

        Tianna Currier

    20. 61. Exposing Yourself Whilst Trying To Expose Others

        Sydney P.

    21. 62. A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson: One Poor Wounded Babe

        Jessica Esdale

    22. 63. Depicting the Colonial Encounter

        Jessica Caputo

12. X. Cotton Mather

    1. 64. Wonders of the Invisible World: The Author's Defence

       Cotton Mather

    2. 65. Wonders of the Invisible World: The Trial of Martha Carrier at the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Salem, August 2, 1692

       Cotton Mather

    3. 66. Decennium Luctuosum: An History of Remarkable Occurrences in the Long War

       Cotton Mather

13. XI. Jonathan Edwards

    1. 67. Introduction (2015)

       Jonathan Neville

    2. 68. Personal Narrative (Excerpt)

       Jonathan Edwards

    3. 69. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God (Excerpt)

       Jonathan Edwards

    4. 70. Sarah Pierrepont Edwards on Conversion

       Sarah Pierrepont Edwards

14. XII. Thomas Paine

    1. 71. A Short Video About Thomas Paine

       Jonathan Neville

    2. 72. Introduction (2015)

       David Walker

    3. 73. Common Sense (Excerpt)

       Thomas Paine

    4. 74. The Age of Reason (Excerpt)

       Thomas Paine

15. XIII. Thomas Jefferson

    1. 75. Introduction (2015)

       Samuel Metivier

    2. 76. Notes on the State of Virginia (Excerpt)

       Thomas Jefferson

    3. 77. Letter to Nathaniel Burwell

       Thomas Jefferson

16. XIV. Toussaint L’Ouverture

    1. 78. Introductory Video

       Jonathan Neville

    2. 79. Toussaint's Constitution (Excerpt)

       Toussaint L'Ouverture

17. XV. Briton Hammon

    1. 80. A Narrative of the Uncommon Sufferings, and Surprizing Deliverance of Briton Hammon, a Negro Man...

       Briton Hammon

18. XVI. Prince Hall

    1. 81. Introduction (2015)

       Rachel Levi

    2. 82. A Charge Delivered to the African Lodge

       Prince Hall

19. XVII. Phillis Wheatley

    1. 83. "On Being Brought from Africa to America"

       Phillis Wheatley

20. XVIII. Judith Sargent Murray

    1. 84. On the Equality of the Sexes

    2. 85. Desultory Thoughts Upon the Utility of encouraging a degree of Self-Complacency especially in Female Bosoms

       Judith Sargent Murray

21. XIX. Susanna Rowson

    1. 86. Charlotte Temple: Volume I

       Susanna Rowson

    2. 87. Charlotte Temple: Volume II

       Susanna Rowson

22. XX. Washington Irving

    1. 88. Introduction (2017)

       Kelsey Davis, Hannah Fitzgerald, Brittany John

    2. 89. Introduction (2016)

       Jesse Giordano, J'Lillian Mello, Elizabeth Smith

    3. 90. Rip Van Winkle

       Washington Irving

    4. 91. Rip Van Winkle: A Feminist Battle Cry

       Mason Masotta; Connor Smith; and Autumn Stearns

    5. 92. Rip Van Winkle: You're Just Like Your Father!

       Jessica Esdale; Kayla Orthman; and Jeremy Munroe

23. XXI. Uriah Derick D’Arcy

    1. 93. The Black Vampyre: A Legend of St. Domingo (1819)

    2. 94. Sucking the Meaning Out of The Black Vampyre (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       Jessica Chretien and Sydney P.

    3. 95. The World is a Vampire

       Dalton Puffer

    4. 96. What Cannot be Escaped in Death: Racism and Immortality

       Danielle Murphy

    5. 97. Food and Sustenance in Early Gothic American Literature

       Rose Paulin

    6. 98. The Black Vampire Critiques Human Nature

       Melissa Murphy

    7. 99. The Black Vampyre is Gothic? Big Surprise, Right?

       Benjamin Ruhl

24. XXII. Nathaniel Hawthorne

    1. 100. Introduction (2015)

       Kelsey Neely

    2. 101. The Minister's Black Veil

       Nathaniel Hawthorne

    3. 102. Young Goodman Brown

       Nathaniel Hawthorne

25. XXIII. Edgar Allan Poe

    1. 103. Introduction to Edgar Allan Poe (2015)

       Kendall Panaggio

    2. 104. The Black Cat

       Edgar Allan Poe

    3. 105. The Murders in the Rue Morgue

       Edgar Allan Poe

    4. 106. Deviance in Edgar Allan Poe and American Literature (Group contribution 2019)

       Jared Gendron and Merak Alosa

    5. 107. Introduction to The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket (1838) (2017)

       John J. Bush III, Casey Ouellette, Marissa Vargas

    6. 108. Introduction to The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket (1838) (2016)

       Lindsey DeRoche, Cassandra Gray, Kameron Towle, Meganne Tuplin

    7. 109. The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket (1838)

       Edgar Allan Poe

    8. 110. Poe and King sitting on a throne of skulls

       Willow Moulton

    9. 111. Poe Was Likely Inspired By Mary Shelley

       Samantha Latos

    10. 112. Arthur Gordon Pym, Cannibal of Nantucket

        Caitlin Andreasen

    11. 113. Ultimate Destroyer

        Nathan Theriault

    12. 114. Of Freedom, Shipwrecks, and Intersectionality

        Molly Ingram; Isaiah Knowlton; Jillian Mason; and Kamal Singhani

    13. 115. Companionship and Hope Amid Tragedy, a Commentary on the Significance of Hope in The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket

        Logan Connelly; Joshua Gammel; Tess MacMahon; and Liliane Nyamuhoza

    14. 116. Thalassophobia: Fear of the Ocean

        Kayla Orthman

    15. 117. Man is What Things Allow

        Jahlan Finney

    16. 118. Swiss Army Man

        Daniel Harrison

    17. 119. Tiger the Mailman

        Lily Cloutier

    18. 120. Tired

        Jeremy Munroe

26. XXIV. Ralph Waldo Emerson

    1. 121. A Look Into Transcendentalism (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       Delaney John-Zensky; Danielle Murphy; and Dalton Puffer

    2. 122. Introduction (2017)

       Randy Garfield, Shayla Locke, Andrea Wasgatt

    3. 123. Introduction (2016)

       Alexander Francione, Brandin Gilson, Jillian Moore, Gerrit Morse

    4. 124. "Self-Reliance" (1841)

       Ralph Waldo Emerson

    5. 125. Double-Edged Pen

       Maggie Pearson; Griffin Nyhan; and Brianna Romiglio

    6. 126. Self-Reliance Lesson Plan

       Ben Sarkis; Monique Horne; and Autumn Farrow

    7. 127. Self-Reliance Lesson, Connection to the Contemporary and Themes/Arguments

       Gabriel McSherry and Jahlan Finney

27. XXV. Henry David Thoreau

    1. 128. Introduction (2016)

       Ryan Davis, Robert Marra, Hannah Huckins

    2. 129. "Where I Lived, and What I Lived For," from Walden

       Henry David Thoreau

28. XXVI. Herman Melville

    1. 130. Introduction (2017)

       Kyle Cipollone, Carmen Maura, Willow Moulton

    2. 131. Introduction (2016)

       Daniel Gannon, Sandra Gurall, Taylor Hyer, Sarah Liebowitz

    3. 132. The Pursuit of Personal Freedom from Normative Labeling (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       John Galusha; Rose Paulin; and Benjamin Ruhl

    4. 133. Benito Cereno

       Herman Melville

    5. 134. Stupid Benito Cereno

       Marissa Vargas

    6. 135. American Excep(ship)alism

       Caitlin Andreasen

    7. 136. Inception of the Human Heart in Melville's "Benito Cereno"

       Joshua Bartsch; Tianna Currier; and Toni O'Keefe

    8. 137. O Captain! My Captain!

       Carmen Maura

    9. 138. America Isn't All That Great: As Told by Herman Melville

       Paige Schoppmann

    10. 139. Moving Beyond the Nation: A Revolution

    11. 140. Changing With the Tide: The American Perspective

        Mason Masotta

    12. 141. The Indirect and Direct Transformation of White Characters

        Jessica Chretien

    13. 142. Turning a Blind Eye: Confirmation Bias in Benito Cereno

        Jessica Caputo; Lily Cloutier; and Isabella McDonald

    14. 143. Black Speech and Silence

        Miranda Kaplan

    15. 144. Untamed

        Gabriel McSherry

    16. 145. Men of Word and Action

        Isabella McDonald

29. XXVII. Frederick Douglass

    1. 146. Introduction (2017)

       Caitlin Andreasen, Kristan McCoy, Nicholas A. Prescott

    2. 147. A Free Country: Irony in The Heroic Slave (Group contribution 2019)

       Kristina Mehegan; John Shebell; and Brooklyn Trombley

    3. 148. The Heroic Slave (1852)

       Frederick Douglass

    4. 149. The Sneaky African (Babo) Versus the Herculean African (Madison Washington)

       Nathan Theriault

    5. 150. In Da kitchen with Freddy D and Ya Boi Melville – Sweet vs. Spicy

       Kristan McCoy

    6. 151. Douglass: Heroic or Cowardly?

       Paige Schoppmann

    7. 152. “His Head Was with His Heart, and that was Far Away”

       Randy Garfield

    8. 153. Fight the Power! By Supporting It?

       Nicholas A. Prescott

    9. 154. It's All About Who Writes It

       Jordan Cady

    10. 155. Frederick Douglass: A Breath of Fresh Air

        Brittany John

    11. 156. Finally, a Person!

        Dylan Silcox

    12. 157. "Evil" Versus "Good": A Difference in Slave Characters

        Lydia Finch

    13. 158. Humanity's Enjoyment of Sectioning

        Connor Smith

    14. 159. Slaves = Humans, OK?

        Maggie Pearson

    15. 160. A Pill to Swallow

        Mason Masotta

    16. 161. The Hero and the Villain

        Ryan French

    17. 162. Exploring Madison's Journey to Freedom and Heroism

        Delaney MacDonald; Josh Scarponi; and Jen Stellato

    18. 163. Intentions Left Unsaid...To An Extent

        Delaney MacDonald

    19. 164. Melville Versus Douglass: The Trickster against the Sympathetic Heart

        Danielle Murphy

    20. 165. Nature-Men

        Jared Gendron

    21. 166. Douglass Melville

        Merak Alosa

    22. 167. Urgency and Lack Thereof

        Delaney John-Zensky

    23. 168. The Heroic Slave Lesson Plan (tailored to Zoom)

        Makensie Roderick and Julia Summa

    24. 169. Religion Has No Place in The Heroic Slave

        Emily Philbrook; Owen Congdon-Moore; and Chase MacEachern

    25. 170. The Heroic Slave vs. Benito Cereno

        Alexina Gillis

    26. 171. The Horrors of Slavery (and Irony)

        Colton Gaudette

30. XXVIII. Harriet Jacobs

    1. 172. Introduction (2017)

       Tucker Hayford, Paige Schoppmann, Katherine Whitcomb

    2. 173. Introduction (2016)

       Olivia Hodsdon, Emily Holleran, Toni Gallant

    3. 174. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

       Harriet Jacobs

    4. 175. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl - Biography & Chapter 11-22 Critical Questions

       Ryan French; Jenna MacKinnon; and Sara Worley

    5. 176. Further Reading for Scholarly Works of Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       Lydia Finch; Sarah Irving; and Melissa Murphy

    6. 177. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Lesson Plan

       Imani Barnhill; Wayne James; Rebekah Norton; and Justine Walsh

    7. 178. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl: Discussion questions for chapters I-XXII

       Alexina Gillis; Emily Harris; and Daniel Harrison

31. XXIX. Harriet Beecher Stowe

    1. 179. Introduction (2017)

       Amelia Berube, Jordan Cady, Samantha Latos

    2. 180. Introduction (2016)

       Kateri Bean, Alexandria Dicentes, Isabelle Elsasser, Meredith Ryan

    3. 181. Uncle Tom's Cabin (Chapters 1-3, 7)

       Harriet Beecher Stowe

    4. 182. Lesson Plan for Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       Alyssa Desautelle; Rebecca Kelly; and Monique Legassie

    5. 183. When Sympathy Goes Beyond the Pages

       Taylor Nute; Jamie Springett; and Gabriella Zaki

    6. 184. All The Slave Texts Thus Far

       Tucker Hayford

    7. 185. "Slaves Are Human Too...When They Act White and Look Attractive"

       Hannah Fitzgerald

    8. 186. Untitled

       Rowan Finnegan Cummings

    9. 187. How to Depict a Black Character… by Depicting Them as “Not all Black”

       Brittany John

    10. 188. Uncle Tom's Cabin versus Benito Cereno versus The Heroic Slave

        Shayla Locke

    11. 189. "Hot People Are White-Looking and Good, Ugly People Are Evil"

        Anna Greenwood

    12. 190. Using Religion to Internalize Whiteness

        Jared Gendron

    13. 191. Stowe was White

        Delaney John-Zensky

    14. 192. The Depiction of Race in Uncle Tom's Cabin

        Alyssa Desautelle

    15. 193. The Mother, The Father, and the Holy American Man

        Carmen Maura

    16. 194. The Book That Started the Civil War

        Randy Garfield

    17. 195. Things To Stop Romanticizing: The Stranger Things Kids and 19th-Century Slaves

        Samantha Latos

    18. 196. Gentle Giants

        Nicholas A. Prescott

    19. 197. Uncle Tom's Cabin: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

        Andrea Wasgatt

    20. 198. Racism's Prevalence in Early American Literature

        Rose Paulin

    21. 199. Lesson Plan for Uncle Tom's Cabin

        Madisen Bentzlin and Lillian Savage

    22. 200. Uncle Tom's Cabin Lesson Description

        Miranda Kaplan and Grace Avery

32. XXX. Martin Delany

    1. 201. THE CONDITION, ELEVATION, EMIGRATION, AND DESTINY OF THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES (Chapters IV, V, VI, VII, and Appendix)

    2. 202. Lesson Plan for Martin Delany’s The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and Destiny of The Colored People of The United States (Group Anthology Contribution 2020)

       Thomas Cox; Connor Cyr; and Garron Nangle

33. XXXI. Walt Whitman

    1. 203. Introduction (2017)

       Rowan Finnegan Cummings, Anna Greenwood, Nathan Theriault

    2. 204. Song of Myself

       Walt Whitman

    3. 205. The Song is of Yourself, but Who Are You Singing To?

       Asia Merrill and Shannon Haley

    4. 206. Song of Myself: Transcendentalism, Imperialism, Feminism, and Religion Explored (Lesson Plan)

       Ina Nakuci; Jack Armbruster; Michael Locatelli; and Ivy O'Brien

    5. 207. Lesson Plan for Walt Whitman's Song of Myself (Group Anthology Contribution 2019)

       Joelle Del Signore; Emily LeBlanc; and Dylan Silcox

    6. 208. Symbolism Within "Song of Myself" and America as a Whole (Lesson Plan for Whitman's Text)

       Abby Brown; Rosie Connell; and Colton Gaudette

34. XXXII. Mark Twain

    1. 209. Introduction (2015)

       Janina Misiewicz

    2. 210. The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg

       Mark Twain

    3. 211. The One Million Pound Banknote

       Mark Twain

35. XXXIII. “Where is American Literature Now?”: Contemporary Connections

    1. 212. Where is American Literature Now?: Nuclear War, Cyber-Attacks and Still Fighting With the Natives

       Katherine Whitcomb

    2. 213. Uncanny Parallels in Steven Universe

       Lydia Finch

    3. 214. Does Twitter Poetry Count as American Literature?

       Autumn Stearns

    4. 215. American Literature: Helping Queer Kids Figure Themselves Out Since 1855

       Carmen Maura

    5. 216. We are still making America, let alone making it great

       Kelsey Davis

    6. 217. I can do it...you can too!!!

       Gabriella Zaki

    7. 218. The Tradition

       Jessica Chretien

    8. 219. It's Always Sunny in America!

       Dalton Puffer

    9. 220. The (Super)Heroic (Time Travelers posing as) Slave(s)

       Dylan Silcox

    10. 221. The Theme of Rearticulation

        Rose Paulin

    11. 222. Black Motherhood, The Desire For Family, and Black Heritage

        Brooklyn Trombley

36. XXXIV. Earlier American Literature in Music

    1. 223. "WAV Files"; a Contemporary Piece of Early American Literature

       Griffin Nyhan

    2. 224. American Literature in American Music

       Tucker Hayford

    3. 225. Thank u, Emerson

       Jamie Springett

    4. 226. My Diligence is Only Meant to Write Your Eulogy

       John Galusha

    5. 227. Why is this America?

       Sarah Irving

    6. 228. "That Word is Only a Color"

       Brianna Romiglio

    7. 229. This land is your land?

       Randy Garfield

    8. 230. Re-share, Re-view, Recycle: How Early American Themes Reappear in Modern Texts

       Danielle Murphy

    9. 231. Where is American Literature Today?: The Answer Might Surprise You

       Melissa Murphy

37. XXXV. Earlier American Literature in Film

    1. 232. "You Can't Hide What's In Your Heart"

       Willow Moulton

    2. 233. Patrick Batemen is Ralph Waldo Emerson

       Nicholas A. Prescott

    3. 234. GTFO

       Anna Greenwood

    4. 235. It’s Time to “Get Out” Your Antiquated Views on Race

       Rowan Finnegan Cummings

    5. 236. Twelve Years...in the Life of a Slave Girl

       Brittany John

    6. 237. I'm Not the Right Person to Be Talking About This

       Asia Merrill

    7. 238. Life Imitates Art...or Art Imitates Life?

       Kamal Singhani

    8. 239. Madison Unchained

       Jen Stellato

    9. 240. Into Self-Reliance

       Delaney John-Zensky

    10. 241. Down the Rabbit Hole

        Isaiah Knowlton

    11. 242. The Self-Reliant Baby Driver (Spoiler Alert!) - Where is American Literature Now?

        Amelia Berube

    12. 243. Avatar is just Pocahontas with Blue People in Space

        Hannah Fitzgerald

    13. 244. SHOOK: Django is Madison Washington.. with a trigger happy finger.

        Kristan McCoy

    14. 245. Why Does it ALWAYS Take a White Character to be Able to Save those of Color?

        Andrea Wasgatt

    15. 246. Wakanda Forever?

        Jenna MacKinnon

    16. 247. Equality? I don't think so.

        Shannon Haley

    17. 248. The H8teful 8

        Taylor Nute

    18. 249. The Culture With The Attention Span Of A Goldfish

        Benjamin Ruhl

    19. 250. Harriet Jacobs and William Peter Blatty: Interpretations of Slavery, Maternity, and Weaponized Religion

        Jared Gendron

    20. 251. American Literature Today

        Alyssa Desautelle

    21. 252. Technology's Impact on Literature

        John Shebell

    22. 253. The Dance of American Literature

        Monique Legassie

38. XXXVI. The Female American (1767) Supplementary Readings

    1. 254. The Princess War: A Feminist Saga

       Mason Masotta

    2. 255. Feminism in The Female American

       Kelsey Davis

    3. 256. Feminism Displayed in The Female American Through The Crazy Ex

       Jordan Cady

    4. 257. Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned

       Katherine Whitcomb

    5. 258. My Religion is Better than Yours

       Amelia Berube

    6. 259. Call My Agent, Disney's Got a New Movie to Make

       Anna Greenwood

    7. 260. The Female American - Anti-Bibliomancy?

       Casey Ouellette

    8. 261. The Inverse of Power Between Worlds

       Sydney P.

    9. 262. Native American or Classical Painting?

       Kristina Mehegan

    10. 263. And God Said "Oops"

        John Galusha

    11. 264. Unca: Gender will not be my weakness

        Kyle Cipollone

    12. 265. A Relationship that Reflected the World Around Them

        Connor Smith

    13. 266. The Sun and The God

        Ryan French

    14. 267. Religion: Saying Yes to the Colonial Encounter

        Joshua Bartsch

    15. 268. Unca is the Scientist of Her Own Experiment

        Molly Ingram

    16. 269. To All Resilient Young Women

        Jillian Mason

    17. 270. Raiding, Capturing, and Slaughtering in the Name of God

        Isaiah Knowlton

    18. 271. Religion as Comfort Versus Religion as Justification

        Rose Paulin

    19. 272. God Complex Much?

        Emily Philbrook

    20. 273. Hurricane Winkfield

        Daniel Harrison

    21. 274. False Miracles by the Hand of Faith

        Grace Avery

    22. 275. Winkfield: Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss

        Kayla Orthman

    23. 276. Imperialism & The Female American

        Lily Cloutier

    24. 277. The (Other) Religious Motive for Winkfield’s Journey

        Colton Gaudette

39. XXXVII. Letters from an American Farmer (1767) Supplementary Readings

    1. 278. An Unstable Identity: The White American Man

       Tianna Currier

    2. 279. America: Utopia or Dystopia?

       Shayla Locke

    3. 280. The Naive and Delusional Farmer

       Marissa Vargas

    4. 281. Men Are Like Plants; They’re Weak

       Samantha Latos

    5. 282. Proud to be an American, Where at Least I Know I’m… Part of an Industry?

       Andrea Wasgatt

    6. 283. He Should Have Worked for Real Estate

       Jordan Cady

    7. 284. J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur: National Hero or Portrayal of White Guilt?

       Paige Schoppmann

    8. 285. Live Long and Industrialize… Unless You’re a Slave, Then It’s Highly Improbable That Will Happen.

       Casey Ouellette

    9. 286. Who You Calling a Plant?

       Connor Smith

    10. 287. For Sale: America! Get It Now!

        Delaney John-Zensky

    11. 288. America the Great

        Joelle Del Signore

    12. 289. Beautifulish Americans

        Jillian Mason

    13. 290. Come To America! Wait, No! Not THAT Part! And... Ignore the European Qualities...

        Emily LeBlanc

40. List of Full-Text Links to Texts from 2015 Edition