Native American Humor (1800-1900)American book Company, 1937 - 573 Seiten |
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... letters found in them enough that was new to amuse them . But Jack was a decided hit : by 1834 , the publishers of his letters could allege that Jack's writings " were copied into every paper all over the land , and his name was in ...
... letters found in them enough that was new to amuse them . But Jack was a decided hit : by 1834 , the publishers of his letters could allege that Jack's writings " were copied into every paper all over the land , and his name was in ...
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... letters . At first , apparently , it was enough to give the screeds verisimilitude by using three devices : a letter form , the type characterization of their writer , and Yankee dialect . The episto- lary style was far more natural in ...
... letters . At first , apparently , it was enough to give the screeds verisimilitude by using three devices : a letter form , the type characterization of their writer , and Yankee dialect . The episto- lary style was far more natural in ...
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... letters in American newspapers as early as the first decade of the nineteenth cen- tury . There was the letter ... letters of Stoke Stout and Billy Warwick to the Spirit of the Times in 1843 , the letters of Solomon Piper to Uncle Sam in ...
... letters in American newspapers as early as the first decade of the nineteenth cen- tury . There was the letter ... letters of Stoke Stout and Billy Warwick to the Spirit of the Times in 1843 , the letters of Solomon Piper to Uncle Sam in ...
Inhalt
CONTENTS | 12 |
Beginnings 17751830 | 19 |
Down East Humor 18301867 | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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afore agin ain't aint Almanac American Biography American humor American Literature Artemus Ward arter Biglow Bill Arp Bill Nye Bolus Boston Brer Fox Brer Rabbit called Captain character Chicago Clemens comic critter Crockett Davy Crockett Dictionary of American Downingville edition England eyes feel feller folks fust George Gineral give gwine hand Harris head hoss Huldy humorists intu James Russell Lowell jist Joel Joel Chandler Harris John Josh Billings letters literary London Longstreet look Mark Twain Miss never nothin Papers Partington Philadelphia preacher round Sam Slick says scene Seba Smith sezee Sketches Slick sort sorter story Suggs talk tell thar thet thing thought told took Uncle Joshua Uncle Remus whar writings Yankee yarns York