Elliott, Emory, (1942-)

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Titles

Wieland ; = or, The transformation and Memoirs of Carwin, the biloquist / by: Elliott, Emory, (1942-); Brown, Charles Brockden, (1771-1810.); Pennsylvania; Brown, Charles Brockden, (1771-1810.) (Language materials, printed)

Columbia literary history of the United States / by: United States; Elliott, Emory, (1942-); Banta, Martha.; Baker, Houston A. (Electronic resources)

The Columbia history of the American novel / = Emory Elliott, general editor ; associate editors, Cathy N. Davidson ... [et al.]. by: Davidson, Cathy N., (1949-); Elliott, Emory, (1942-) (Language materials, printed)

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn / by: Elliott, Emory, (1942-); Twain, Mark, (1835-1910.); Mississippi River; Missouri (Language materials, printed)

The Cambridge introduction to early American literature / by: Elliott, Emory, (1942-); United States; United States; United States (Language materials, printed)

Aesthetics in a multicultural age / by: Elliott, Emory, (1942-); Caton, Louis Freitas.; Rhyne, Jeffrey. (Language materials, printed)

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by: Elliott, Emory, (1942-); NetLibrary, Inc.; Twain, Mark, (1835-1910.); Mississippi River (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Race relations Mississippi River Aesthetics, American Boys- Travel- Mississippi River Brothers and sisters- Fiction. Aesthetics, Modern- 20th century Runaway children Pluralism (Social sciences)- Congresses.- United States American literature- History and criticism.- 1783-1850 United States- Intellectual life- 17th century. Finn, Huckleberry (Fictitious character) Boys- Fiction.- Missouri United States- Intellectual life. Boys Radicals United States- Intellectual life- 1783-1865. Finn, Huckleberry (Fictitious character)- Fiction. Fugitive slaves Male friendship- Fiction. Missouri- Fiction. American literature- History and criticism.- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 Fathers- Death Religious fanaticism American literature- History and criticism.- Revolutionary period, 1775-1783 American literature- History and criticism. American fiction- History and criticism. Pennsylvania- History- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 United States- Intellectual life- 18th century.