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    <title>Harvests of change</title>
    <subTitle>American Literature 1865-1914</subTitle>
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    <place>
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    <publisher>Englewood Cliffs</publisher>
    <dateIssued>1967</dateIssued>
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  <tableOfContents>1: The Mssing of Forces. The Forging of Masses: The Locus of Change. The Sages of Society. The Rise and Relevance of Mass Literature. The Transformation of Nineteenth Century Man. - 2: The Great American Novel: The idea of national identity. - 3: Paradise Lost: Southern Regional Literature. Western Regional Literature. New England Regional Literature. - 4: Mark Twain: The Dream of Drift and the Dream of Delight. - 5: Paradises to be Regained: Changing Assumtions. Frustation and Compensation. The Good Life: The Myth of Success and the Message of Jesus. - 6: The Visible and Invisible Cities: The Invisible City. - 7: The Apocalypse of the Mind. - 8: Henry James : The Wings of the Artist.</tableOfContents>
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