Catherine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie: The crisis between ethical political action and US literary Nationalism in the New Republic
M Karafilis - American Transcendental Quarterly, 1998 - search.proquest.com
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Abstract Karafilis discusses Catharine Maria Sedgwick's" Hope Leslie." According to
Karafilis, a conflict exists between Sedgwick's desire to offer an alternative model of
governance and citizenship appropriate for members of a democratic republic and her
desire to foster a domestic national literature.
Karafilis, a conflict exists between Sedgwick's desire to offer an alternative model of
governance and citizenship appropriate for members of a democratic republic and her
desire to foster a domestic national literature.
Abstract
Karafilis discusses Catharine Maria Sedgwick's" Hope Leslie." According to Karafilis, a conflict exists between Sedgwick's desire to offer an alternative model of governance and citizenship appropriate for members of a democratic republic and her desire to foster a domestic national literature.
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