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The Historians Scarlet Letter Reading Nathaniel Hawthornes Masterpiece As Social And Cultural History Paperback Melissa Mcfarland Pennell

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The Historians Scarlet Letter Reading Nathaniel Hawthornes Masterpiece As Social And Cultural History Paperback Melissa Mcfarland Pennell
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The Historians Scarlet Letter Reading Nathaniel Hawthornes Masterpiece As Social And Cultural History Paperback Melissa Mcfarland Pennell instant download after payment.

Publisher: Praeger
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.17 MB
Pages: 261
Author: Melissa McFarland Pennell
ISBN: 9781440847004, 1440847002
Language: English
Year: 2018
Edition: Paperback

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The Historians Scarlet Letter Reading Nathaniel Hawthornes Masterpiece As Social And Cultural History Paperback Melissa Mcfarland Pennell by Melissa Mcfarland Pennell 9781440847004, 1440847002 instant download after payment.

This annotated edition ofThe Scarlet Letterenhances student and reader comprehension of a standard work studied in literature classes, exploring names, places, objects, and allusions.
- Makes the novel more easily understandable for a 21st-century audience
- Provides annotations that identify historical events, persons, and objects as well as allusions to the Bible and other texts familiar to Hawthorne's contemporaries
- Presents an account of Hawthorne's life and career that helps to explain his interest in the past, including his family's connections to significant events in colonial Massachusetts, some of which caused Hawthorne to see the past as a source of guilt
- Explores Hawthorne's research into colonial New England and 17th-century England that allowed him to create the context for his characters and to suggest underlying connections between colonial New Englanders and their former home

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