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The adventures of Tom Sawyer: Tom's just a typical boy--who witnesses a murder.(Readers' Theater)(Excerpt)
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September 21, 2007|
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Cast of Characters
Aunt Polly--Tom Sawyer's aunt
Narrators 1, 2--people who tell the story
Tom Sawyer--a young boy
John--Tom's friend
Sid--Tom's friend
Huck Finn--Tom's friend
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The publishing history of Augusta Jane Evans's confederate novel Macaria: unwriting some lost cause myths.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: The Mississippi Quarterly
; ...New York publisher J. C. Derby, who had published Augusta Jane Evans's second novel, Beulah, in 1859, gives an account...me?" Knowing well the familiar voice, I said, "Augusta Evans, is that you?" After explaining that she had just...
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A Southern Woman of Letters: The Correspondence of Augusta Jane Evans Wilson
Magazine article from: The Journal of Southern History
; ...Southern Woman of Letters: The Correspondence of Augusta Jane Evans Wilson. Edited by Rebecca Grant Sexton. Women...57003-440-0.) Although largely forgotten today, Augusta Evans Wilson (1835-1909) was one of the best-known...
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A Southern Woman of Letters: the Correspondence of Augusta Jane Evans Wilson.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: The Mississippi Quarterly
; ...Southern Woman of Letters: The Correspondence of Augusta Jane Evans Wilson, edited by Rebecca Grant Sexton. Columbia...Edna Earl Ponder is a more familiar name than that of Augusta Evans Wilson's Edna Earl, the heroine of her 1866 novel...
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The dynamics of Southern friendship in the Civil War novels of Augusta Evans and Jeremiah Clemens.
Magazine article from: The Mississippi Quarterly
; ...published opposing fictional views of the Civil War. Augusta Jane Evans, a popular writer, defended Confederate nationality...respectable families, they led contrasting lives. Augusta Evans (1835-1909) was the daughter of a well-connected...
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Conjectures of Order: Intellectual Life and the American South, 1810-1860
Magazine article from: The Arkansas Historical Quarterly
; ...the life and thought of novelist Augusta Jane Evans. Her masterpiece, Beulah, provided...the subtle power and brilliance of Evans's novel. He clarifies that slavery, far from being the leitmotif of Evans's great struggle for intellectual...
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Put it in writing.(American Civil War)
Magazine article from: Cobblestone
; ...great war." In Alabama in 1855, Augusta Jane Evans published a novel at the age of...hospital was named after the book. Evans volunteered there during the Civil...strong supporter of the Confederacy. Evans's next novels were so persuasive...
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Stories with a Moral: Literature and Society in Nineteenth-Century Georgia
Magazine article from: The Journal of Southern History
; ...by women in diaries and letters and in fiction, specifically Augusta Jane Evans's 1864 encomium to Confederate patriotism, Macaria; or, Altars...Civil War, he would have produced a stronger book. WAYNE MIXON Augusta State University
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Blood and Irony: Southern White Women's Narratives of the Civil War, 1861-1937
Magazine article from: The Journal of Southern History
; ...Gardner begins with the war as she examines diaries and letters as well as the fiction of the best-selling author Augusta Jane Evans. Here Gardner suggests the war was an important transition when women's purpose for diary keeping changed from...
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To Kiss the Chastening Rod: Domestic Fiction and Sexual Ideology in the American Renaissance.
Magazine article from: Studies in American Fiction
; ...of incest in Susan Warner's The Wide, Wide World, Augusta Jane Evans' Beulah, and to a lesser extent Maria Cummins' The Lamplighter, Mary Jane Holmes' Lena Rivers, and Caroline Lee Hentz's Ernest...
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The Home Plot: Women, Writing and Domestic Ritual.
Magazine article from: Studies in American Fiction
; ...of incest in Susan Warner's The Wide, Wide World, Augusta Jane Evans' Beulah, and to a lesser extent Maria Cummins' The Lamplighter, Mary Jane Holmes' Lena Rivers, and Caroline Lee Hentz's Ernest...
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