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Chapter 7 America in Conflict: 1830-1865cialit1e_ch07_1.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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William Cullen Bryant, Thanatopsis (1817) cialit1e_ch07_2.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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William Cullen Bryant, To Cole, the Painter, Departing for Europe: A Sonnet (1829) cialit1e_ch07_4.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Thomas Cole, View from Mt. Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm — The Oxbow (painting, 1836) cialit1e_ch07_6.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Asher B. Durand, Kindred Spirits (painting, 1849)cialit1e_ch07_8.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Nathaniel Hawthorne, My Kinsman, Major Molineux (1832) cialit1e_ch07_10.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, A Psalm of Life (1838) cialit1e_ch07_12.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Nature (1878) cialit1e_ch07_14.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Edgar Allan Poe, The Fall of the House of Usher (1839) cialit1e_ch07_16.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Ralph Waldo Emerson, from Self-Reliance (1841) cialit1e_ch07_18.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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TalkBack: Benjamin Anastas, The Foul Reign of Emerson’s “Self-Reliance” (2011) cialit1e_ch07_20.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Making Connectionscialit1e_ch07_22.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Margaret Fuller, from Woman in the Nineteenth Century (1845) cialit1e_ch07_23.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Frederick Douglass, from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Written by Himself (1845) cialit1e_ch07_25.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Sojourner Truth, Ain’t I a Woman? (1851) cialit1e_ch07_27.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Harriet Beecher Stowe, from Uncle Tom’s Cabin, or Life among the Lowly (1852) cialit1e_ch07_29.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, Auction Block Monument (1984) cialit1e_ch07_31.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Herman Melville, from Moby-Dick; or, The Whale (1851) cialit1e_ch07_33.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Herman Melville, Shiloh: A Requiem (1862) cialit1e_ch07_35.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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TalkBack: William Stafford, At the Un-National Monument along the Canadian Border (1975) cialit1e_ch07_37.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Making Connectionscialit1e_ch07_39.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Chief Seattle, Message to President Franklin Pierce (1854) cialit1e_ch07_40.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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TalkBack: Dr. Rayna Green, from A Modest Proposal: The Museum of the Plains White Person (1981) cialit1e_ch07_42.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Making Connectionscialit1e_ch07_44.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Walt Whitman, There Was a Child Went Forth (1855) cialit1e_ch07_45.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Walt Whitman, O Captain! My Captain! (1865) cialit1e_ch07_47.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Walt Whitman, Crossing Brooklyn Ferry (1856, 1892) cialit1e_ch07_49.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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TalkBack: Allen Ginsberg, A Supermarket in California (1955) cialit1e_ch07_51.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Jefferson Davis, Inaugural Address (1861) cialit1e_ch07_54.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Alfred M. Green, Let Us Take Up the Sword (1861) cialit1e_ch07_56.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Anonymous, No More Auction Block for Me or, Many Thousands Gone (c. 1860s) cialit1e_ch07_58.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Harriet Jacobs, from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself (1861) cialit1e_ch07_60.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Alexander Gardner, Confederate Dead before the Dunker Church (photograph, 1862) cialit1e_ch07_62.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Timothy O’Sullivan, A Harvest of Death (photograph, 1863) cialit1e_ch07_64.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments, Come and Join Us Brothers (advertisement, 1863) cialit1e_ch07_66.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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CONVERSATION Abraham Lincoln: The Great Emancipatorcialit1e_ch07_68.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Abraham Lincoln, The Emancipation Proclamation (1863) cialit1e_ch07_69.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Abraham Lincoln, The Gettysburg Address (1863) cialit1e_ch07_71.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Abraham Lincoln, Letter to Albert G. Hodges (1864) cialit1e_ch07_73.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Abraham Lincoln, Second Inaugural Address (1865) cialit1e_ch07_75.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Henry W. Herrick, Reading the Emancipation Proclamation in the Slaves’ Cabin (1864) cialit1e_ch07_77.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Thomas Ball, Freedman’s Memorial to Abraham Lincoln (1876) cialit1e_ch07_79.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Frederick Douglass, from Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln by Distinguished Men of His Time (1886) cialit1e_ch07_81.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Mario M. Cuomo, from Abraham Lincoln and Our “Unfinished Work” (1986) cialit1e_ch07_83.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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James McPherson, from Who Freed the Slaves? (1996) cialit1e_ch07_85.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Ira Berlin, from Who Freed the Slaves? Emancipation and Its Meaning (1997) cialit1e_ch07_87.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Peter Norvig, The Gettysburg PowerPoint Presentation (2003) cialit1e_ch07_89.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Making Connectionscialit1e_ch07_91.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Entering the Conversationcialit1e_ch07_92.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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CONVERSATION John Brown: Patriot or Terrorist?cialit1e_ch07_93.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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John Brown, Last Speech (1859) cialit1e_ch07_94.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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John Brown, Last Letter to His Family (1859) cialit1e_ch07_96.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Letter to John Brown (1859) cialit1e_ch07_98.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Henry David Thoreau, from A Plea for Captain John Brown (1859) cialit1e_ch07_100.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Thomas Hovenden, The Last Moments of John Brown (c. 1882) cialit1e_ch07_102.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Ken Chowder, The Father of American Terrorism (2000) cialit1e_ch07_104.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Robert E. McGlone, The “Madness” of John Brown (2009) cialit1e_ch07_106.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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David Reynolds, Freedom’s Martyr (2009) cialit1e_ch07_108.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Tony Horowitz, The 9/11 of 1859 (2009) cialit1e_ch07_110.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Making Connectionscialit1e_ch07_112.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Entering the Conversationcialit1e_ch07_113.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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CONVERSATION The Legacy of Henry David Thoreaucialit1e_ch07_114.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Bill McKibben, from Walden: Living Deliberately (2008) cialit1e_ch07_115.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Henry David Thoreau, from Walden (1854) cialit1e_ch07_117.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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E. B. White, from Walden (1939) cialit1e_ch07_119.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Robert Crumb, A Short History of America (1979) cialit1e_ch07_121.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Annie Dillard, Living like Weasels (1982) cialit1e_ch07_123.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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E. O. Wilson, from The Future of Life (2002) cialit1e_ch07_125.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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Sue Monk Kidd, Doing Nothing (2008) cialit1e_ch07_127.html53bc3905757a2e587e000000
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