Children's Stories in American Literature, 1660-1860

Explore the evolution of children's literature in America from its earliest days with "Children's Stories in American Literature, 1660-1860" by Henrietta Christian Wright. This insightful work examines the landscape of juvenile fiction during a formative period in American history, offering a fascinating glimpse into the stories that shaped young minds.

Delve into the history and criticism of American children's stories, analyzing the themes, trends, and cultural influences present in these early works. From fairy tales and folklore to educational narratives, this volume presents a wide-ranging anthology of literary history, illuminating the development of a uniquely American storytelling tradition for young readers. Gain a deeper understanding of how these tales reflected and influenced the values and aspirations of a growing nation.

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