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An indispensible tool for students of Taylor, Puritan writing, and early New England culture, Hammond's book also offers valuable insights to all Americanists interested in how their field developed.
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Edward Taylor: Fifty Years of Scholarship and Criticism is an indispensable tool for students of Taylor, Puritan writing, and early New England culture. It also offers valuable insights to all Americanists interested in how their field developed, and to anyone concerned with literary theory and its impact on the writing of literary history.
An indispensible tool for students of Taylor, Puritan writing, and early New England culture, Hammond's book also offers valuable insights to all Americanists interested in how their field developed.
Main description
Edward Taylor: Fifty Years of Scholarship and Criticism is an indispensable tool for students of Taylor, Puritan writing, and early New England culture. It also offers valuable insights to all Americanists interested in how their field developed, and to anyone concerned with literary theory and its impact on the writing of literary history.