Works, Authors, Decades
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 "Prologue" [ author ] | Anne Bradstreet |
| "In Memory of Elizabeth Bradstreet" [ author ] | Anne Bradstreet |
| "In Reference to Her Children" [ author ] | Anne Bradstreet |
| "Upon My Son Samuel" [ author ] | Anne Bradstreet |
| "Annabel Lee" [ author ] | Edgar Allan Poe |
| "Ligeia" [ author ] | Edgar Allan Poe |
| "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" [ author ] | Harriet Jabobs |
| "Nature" [ author ] | Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| "Rip van Winkle" [ author ] | Washington Irving |
| "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" [ author ] | Mark Twain |
| "Leaves of Grass" [ author ] | Walt Whitman |
| "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" [ author ] | Walt Whitman |
| "When Lilacs Last in Dooryard Bloom'd" [ author ] | Walt Whitman |
| "The Weary Blues" [ author ] | Langston Hughes |
| "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" [ author ] | Langston Hughes |
| "Turn of the Screw" [ author ] | Henry James |
| "The Red Badge of Courage" [ author ] | Stephen Crane |
| "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" [ author ] | Carson McCullers |
| "Our Town" [ author ] | Thorton Wilder |
| "The Awakening" [ author ] | Kate Chopin |
| "Prologue" [ year ] | 1650s |
| "In Memory of Elizabeth Bradstreet" [ year ] | 1670s |
| "In Reference to Her Children" [ year ] | 1650s |
| "Upon My Son Samuel" [ year ] | 1650s |
| "Annabel Lee" [ year ] | 1840s |
| "Ligeia" [ year ] | 1830s |
| "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" [ year ] | 1860s |
| "Nature" [ year ] | 1830s |
| "Rip van Winkle" [ year ] | 1810s |
| "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" [ year ] | 1880s |
| "Leaves of Grass" [ year ] | 1850s |
| "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" [ year ] | 1850s |
| "When Lilacs Last in Dooryard Bloom'd" [ year ] | 1860s |
| "The Weary Blues" [ year ] | 1920s |
| "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" [ year ] | 1920s |
| "Turn of the Screw" [ year ] | 1890s |
| "The Red Badge of Courage" [ year ] | 1890s |
| "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" [ year ] | 1940s |
| "Our Town" [ year ] | 1930s |
| "The Awakening" [ year ] | 1890s |
| Anne Bradstreet [ work(s) ] | "Prologue" "In Reference to Her Children" "Upon My Son Samuel" "In Memory of Elizabeth Bradstreet" |
| Edgar Allan Poe [ work(s) ] | "Annabel Lee" "Ligeia" |
| Harriet Jacobs [ work(s) ] | "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" |
| Ralph Waldo Emerson [ work(s) ] | "Nature" |
| Washington Irving [ work(s) ] | "Rip van Winkle" |
| Mark Twain [ work(s) ] | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Walt Whitman [ work(s) ] | "Leaves of Grass" "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" "When Lilacs Last in Dooryard Bloom'd" |
| Langston Hughes [ work(s) ] | "The Weary Blues" "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" |
| Henry James [ work(s) ] | "Turn of the Screw" |
| Stephen Crane [ work(s) ] | "The Red Badge of Courage" |
| Carson McCullers [ work(s) ] | "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" |
| Thorton Wilder [ work(s) ] | "Our Town" |
| Kate Chopin [ work(s) ] | "The Awakening" |
| 1650s [ publication(s) ] | "Prologue" "In Reference to Her Children" "Upon My Son Samuel" |
| 1660s [ publication(s) ] | none |
| 1670s [ publication(s) ] | "In Memory of Elizabeth Bradstreet" |
| 1810s [ publication(s) ] | "Rip van Winkle" |
| 1820s [ publication(s) ] | none |
| 1830s [ publication(s) ] | "Nature" "Ligeia" |
| 1840s [ publication(s) ] | "Annabel Lee" |
| 1850s [ publication(s) ] | "Leaves of Grass" "Crossing Brooklyn" |
| 1860s [ publication(s) ] | "When Lilacs Last in Dooryard Bloom'd" "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" |
| 1870s [ publication(s) ] | none |
| 1880s [ publication(s) ] | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| 1890s [ publication(s) ] | "Turn of the Screw" "The Red Badge of Courage" "The Awakening" |
| 1910s [ publication(s) ] | none |
| 1920s [ publication(s) ] | "The Weary Blues" "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" |
| 1930s [ publication(s) ] | "Our Town" |
| 1940s [ publication(s) ] | "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" |
| 1950s [ publication(s) ] | none |
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