Hope Leslie, or, Early times in the Massachusetts

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Hope Leslie, or, Early times in the Massachusetts

Catharine Maria Sedgwick ; edited and with an introduction by Mary Kelley

(American women writers series / Joanne Dobson, Judith Fetterley, and Elaine Showalter, series editors)

Rutgers University Press, c1987

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Hope Leslie

Early times in the Massachusetts

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Bibliography: p. xl-xliii

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Volume

: [cloth] ISBN 9780813512211

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Hope Leslie (1827), set in the seventeenth-century New England, is a novel that forced readers to confront the consequences of the Puritans' subjugation and displacement of the indigenous Indian population at a time when contemporaries were demanding still more land from the Cherokees, the Chickasaws, and the Choctaws. "This handsome reprint ... makes available after many decades the New Englander's tale of seventeeth-century Puritans, and their relations with the indigenous Indian population." -- Nineteeth-Century Literature " A splendidly conceived edition of Sedwick's historical romance. Highly recommended." --Choice "Develop(s) the connections between patriarchal authority within the Puritan state and its policy of dispossessing and exterminating Indians. The different heritage it envisions explicitly link white women and Indians and elaborates a communal concept of liberty at odds with the individualistic concept which predominated in American culture." -- Legacy
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: pbk ISBN 9780813512228

Description

Hope Leslie (1827), set in the seventeenth-century New England, is a novel that forced readers to confront the consequences of the Puritans' subjugation and displacement of the indigenous Indian population at a time when contemporaries were demanding still more land from the Cherokees, the Chickasaws, and the Choctaws. "This handsome reprint ... makes available after many decades the New Englander's tale of seventeeth-century Puritans, and their relations with the indigenous Indian population." -- Nineteeth-Century Literature " A splendidly conceived edition of Sedwick's historical romance. Highly recommended." --Choice "Develop(s) the connections between patriarchal authority within the Puritan state and its policy of dispossessing and exterminating Indians. The different heritage it envisions explicitly link white women and Indians and elaborates a communal concept of liberty at odds with the individualistic concept which predominated in American culture." -- Legacy

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Acknowledgements Introduction Notes to Introduction Selected Bibliography A Note on the Text Hope Leslie Author's Notes Explanatory Notes

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