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Life of Charles Brockden Brown
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Life of Charles Brockden Brown

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  • Prescott, William H
    William H. Prescott
    / Life and works

    His “Life of Charles Brockden Brown” (1834) in Jared Sparks’s Library of American Biography served notice of Prescott’s high abilities as a writer. Largely on the advice of his friend the teacher and writer George Ticknor and the later encouragement from the miscellaneous writer Washington Irving,


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    His “Life of Charles Brockden Brown” (1834) in Jared Sparks’s Library of American Biography served notice of Prescott’s high abilities as a writer. Largely on the advice of his friend the teacher and writer George Ticknor and the later encouragement from the miscellaneous writer Washington Irving,


    Read More