The Negro in English Literature: A Critical IntroductionA. H. Stockwell, 1962 - 176 pages |
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... eighteenth century was the agitation over slavery and the slave trade . No comprehensive study of the subject , from a literary point of view , has yet been made , though there are numerous articles in various periodicals on the subject ...
... eighteenth century was the agitation over slavery and the slave trade . No comprehensive study of the subject , from a literary point of view , has yet been made , though there are numerous articles in various periodicals on the subject ...
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... eighteenth century . III As we have already seen , one of the characteristics of the noble savage was benevolence ; and Lois Whitney dis- cusses Anna Marcia MacKenzie's Slavery : or The Times , 66 9945 an Uncle Tom's Cabin of the eighteenth ...
... eighteenth century . III As we have already seen , one of the characteristics of the noble savage was benevolence ; and Lois Whitney dis- cusses Anna Marcia MacKenzie's Slavery : or The Times , 66 9945 an Uncle Tom's Cabin of the eighteenth ...
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... eighteenth century ; it was dramatised by Southern and later , in 1775 in a " disinfected form " by a Dr. Hawkesworth . In the early part of the eighteenth century Daniel Defoe , one of the most prolific writers of the age , had much to ...
... eighteenth century ; it was dramatised by Southern and later , in 1775 in a " disinfected form " by a Dr. Hawkesworth . In the early part of the eighteenth century Daniel Defoe , one of the most prolific writers of the age , had much to ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
Shakespeare and the Man of Colour | 23 |
The Negro and Colour in Poetry | 48 |
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