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The Berkshire reader : writings from New England's secluded paradise 🔍
Nunley, Richard, 1931-; McCurdy, Michael Stockbridge, Mass.: Berkshire House Publishers, 1st pbk. ed, Stockbridge, Mass, 1995, ©1992
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The Berkshire Reader is an extraordinary literary record inspired by one attractive corner of New England. Because almost every important figure in America's literary history passed through the Berkshires, this anthology illustrates the connections, affections, prejudices and strong opinions which united and divided our literary lights. Richard Nunley has lived in the Berkshires since 1957. He is a poet, a columnist for The Berkshire Eagle and a professor of English at Berkshire Community College. Michael McCurdy is an artist, illustrator, and author. His wood engravings have appeared in many books for both adults and children.
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Richard Nunley; Michael McCurdy
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Berkshire House Publishers, Incorporated
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W. W. Norton & Company, Incorporated
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Countryman Press
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United States, United States of America
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April 1995
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subject: Literature-Classics/Criticism; Fiction; Literature: Classics; Short Stories (Anthologies); Historical-General
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contributor: Internet Archive
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format: Image/Djvu(.djvu)
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rights: The access limited around the compus-network users
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unit_name: Internet Archive
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topic: Literature-Classics/Criticism; Fiction; Literature: Classics; Short Stories (Anthologies); Historical-General
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Type: 英文图书
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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) The Berkshires Observed
2. (p2) Wilderness to Settlement: 1676 to 1800
2.1. (p3) WILLIAM HUBBARD
2.2. (p5) KONKAPOT ET AL
2.2.1. (p4) Major Talcott's Raid, 1676
2.2.2. (p6) The Housatonack Deed
2.3. (p7) BENJAMIN WADSWORTH
2.3.1. (p8) Journey to Albany
2.4. (p9) JONATHAN EDWARDS
2.4.1. (p10) Sermon to Stockbridge Indians
2.5. (p11) ESTHER EDWARDS BURR
2.5.1. (p12) Excerpts from Rankin's Bogus Journal
2.5.2. (p13) Excerpts from the Authentic Journal, 1756
2.6. (p14) HENRIETTE-LUCY DILLON, MARQUISE DE LA TOUR DU PIN
2.6.1. (p15) The Last Night in the Wilderness
2.7. (p16) TIMOTHY DWIGHT
2.7.1. (p17) Travels in New England
2.8. (p18) ZENAS CRANE
3. (p19) The Secluded Paradise: 1810 to 1850
3.1. (p20) WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
3.1.1. (p21) Poems
3.1.2. (p22) Letters
3.2. (p23) JOHN H. B. LATROBE
3.2.1. (p24) March Through the Berkshires
3.3. (p25) ELKANAH WATSON
3.3.1. (p26) The Berkshire Agricultural Society
3.4. (p27) DAVID DUDLEY FIELD
3.4.1. (p28) Berkshire Insects
3.5. (p29) THOMAS MELVILL
3.5.1. (p30) The Condition of Pittsfield's Schools
3.6. (p31) CATHARINE MARIA SEDG WICK
3.6.1. (p32) A Hill Town Encounter
3.6.2. (p33) The Sacrifice
3.6.3. (p34) Autobiographical Selections
3.7. (p35) HARRIET MARTINEAU
3.7.1. (p36) Notable Berkshirites
3.8. (p37) FANNY APPLETON
3.8.1. (p38) Berkshire Letters
3.9. (p39) HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
3.9.1. (p40) The Old Clock on the Stairs
3.9.2. (p41) The Influence of Scenery on the Mind
3.10. (p42) HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
3.11. (p44) FRANCIS PARKMAN
3.12. (p48) HENRY DAVID THOREAU
3.13. (p51) SUSAN B. WARNER
3.14. (p53) MARK HOPKINS
3.15. (p55) FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE
3.16. (p59) THOMAS ROBBINS
3.17. (p61) CHARLES DICKENS
3.18. (p63) RALPH WALDO EMERSON
4. (p65) Literature and Luxury: 1850 to 1914
4.1. (p66) OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
4.1.1. (p67) Scenes from Berkshire Localities
4.1.2. (p68) Memories of Pittsfield
4.2. (p69) NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
4.2.1. (p70) Journal Extracts, 1838
4.2.2. (p71) Journal Extracts, 1850-1851
4.2.3. (p72) The Julian Diaries
4.2.4. (p73) Ethan Brand: A Chapter from an Abortive Romance
4.3. (p74) HERMAN MELVILLE
4.3.1. (p75) Selected Letters
4.3.2. (p76) North From Otis
4.3.3. (p77) Cock-A-Doodle-Doo! Or The Crowing of the Noble Cock Beneventano
4.3.4. (p78) Poems
4.3.5. (p79) A Dedication
4.4. (p80) EVERT A. DUYCKINCK
4.4.1. (p81) Picnic Letters
4.5. (p82) JAMES T. FIELDS
4.5.1. (p83) The Picnic
4.6. (p84) J. E. A. SMITH
4.6.1. (p85) Pages from Pittsfield's History
4.6.2. (p86) The Richmond Boulder Trains
4.7. (p87) HENRY WARD BEECHER
4.7.1. (p88) Mid-October Days
4.8. (p89) WASHINGTON GLADDEN
4.8.1. (p90) Williams in 1856
4.9. (p91) HENRY WHEELER SHAW ("Josh Billings")
4.9.1. (p92) The Bliss ov Living up in New Ashford
4.10. (p93) DORA GOODALE
4.11. (p95) W. E. B. DU BOIS
4.12. (p100) EDITH WHARTON
4.13. (p105) HENRY JAMES
4.14. (p107) ELLERY SEDG WICK
4.15. (p109) ADELE SLOANE
4.16. (p111) FREDERICK VANDERBILT FIELD
4.17. (p113) ROBERT UNDERWOOD JOHNSON
4.18. (p115) AUSTIN HAIGHT
4.19. (p117) MARY ALLEN HULBERT
5. (p119) The Accessible Paradise: 1914 to 1990
5.1. (p120) EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY
5.1.1. (p121) Renovating Steepletop
5.1.2. (p122) Poems
5.2. (p123) LAUGHRAN VABER
5.2.1. (p124) West Stockbridge Central
5.3. (p125) WALTER PRITCHARD EATON
5.3.1. (p126) First Visit to the Berkshires
5.3.2. (p127) Cellar-Holes
5.4. (p128) COLLINS MILES
5.4.1. (p129) Depression Letters
5.5. (p130) GERTRUDE ROBINSON SMITH
5.5.1. (p131) A Letter From Miss Smith
5.6. (p132) ANNIE ZUCCO HARRISON
5.6.1. (p133) Working at Rising Paper
5.7. (p134) JAMES GOULD COZZENS
5.7.1. (p135) Ringing Doctor Bull
5.8. (p136) WPA GUIDE
5.8.1. (p137) Gold in the Berkshires
5.9. (p138) BARTLETT HENDRICKS
5.9.1. (p139) Berkshire Dirt Roads
5.10. (p140) ALBERT SPALDING
5.11. (p142) THEODORE GIDDINGS
5.12. (p144) MORGAN BULKELEY
5.13. (p146) KATHARINE ANNIN
5.14. (p148) BURTON BERNSTEIN
5.15. (p150) THOMAS WHITBREAD
5.16. (p152) WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS
5.17. (p154) JAMES THURBER
5.18. (p156) JAMES MACGREGOR BURNS
5.19. (p158) CHRISTOPHER RAND
5.20. (p160) JUDITH McGAW
5.21. (p162) WILLIAM JAY SMITH
5.22. (p164) NORMAN ROCKWELL
5.23. (p166) HAL BORLAND
5.24. (p168) GERARD CHAPMAN
5.25. (p170) BERNADETTE MAYER
5.26. (p172) MILTON BASS
5.27. (p174) AMANDA CROSS
5.28. (p176) RICHARD WILBUR
5.29. (p178) PAUL METCALF
5.30. (p180) STEPHEN SANDY
5.31. (p182) WALTER HOWARD
5.32. (p185) STEPHEN PHILBRICK
5.33. (p187) ROY BLOUNT, JR
5.34. (p190) BARRY STERNLIEB
5.35. (p192) DON GIFFORD
5.36. (p194) TAD AMES
6. (p196) Credits and Sources
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theme: Literature-Classics/Criticism; Fiction; Literature: Classics; Short Stories (Anthologies); Historical-General
备用描述
<p>Because almost every important figure in America's literary history passed through the Berkshires, this anthology illustrates the connections, affections, prejudices and strong opinions which united and divided our literary lights.</p>
<p>Richard Nunley has lived in the Berkshires since 1957. He is a poet, a columnist for <b>The Berkshire Eagle</b> and a professor of English at Berkshire Community College. Michael McCurdy is an artist, illustrator, and author. His wood engravings have appeared in many books for both adults and children.</p>
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Includes bibliographical references
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2023-06-28
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