Prison Literature in America: The Victim as Criminal and ArtistL. Hill, 1982 - 303 sidor |
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... century grammarians , and we also forget that the English language reached one of its most eloquent moments in Renaissance drama and poetry , almost a century before any for- mal grammar was codified ( and while the academic authorities ...
... century grammarians , and we also forget that the English language reached one of its most eloquent moments in Renaissance drama and poetry , almost a century before any for- mal grammar was codified ( and while the academic authorities ...
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... century and on into the twentieth . For instance , James A. Clay's A Voice from the Prison ; Or , Truths for the Mul- titude and Pearls for the Truthful ( Boston , 1856 ) , written during his incarceration in Augusta , Maine , consists ...
... century and on into the twentieth . For instance , James A. Clay's A Voice from the Prison ; Or , Truths for the Mul- titude and Pearls for the Truthful ( Boston , 1856 ) , written during his incarceration in Augusta , Maine , consists ...
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... century now seem to us finer literary creations than most of the elegant poetry of the literary periodicals ... century criminals just as the equally strange career of his sidekick Al Jennings , also once a respectable citizen , was to ...
... century now seem to us finer literary creations than most of the elegant poetry of the literary periodicals ... century criminals just as the equally strange career of his sidekick Al Jennings , also once a respectable citizen , was to ...
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Songs of Slavery | 73 |
A History of Literature by Convicts | 124 |
Two Novelists of the American Prison | 181 |
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