Prentice Hall Literature--The American Experience

Nance Davidson Edward Abbey Abigail Adams Sherwood Anderson W. H. Auden James Baldwin Donald Barthelme Ann Beattie Ambrose Bierce Elizabeth Bishop Arna Bontemps William Bradford Anne Bradstreet Mathew B. Brady Gwendolyn Brooks William Cullen Bryant Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca Pedro de Castenada Willa Cather Lorna Dee Cervantes Diana Chang Mary Chesnut Kate Chopin Sandra Cisneros Christopher Columbus Aaron Copland Stephen Crane Michel-guillaume Jean De Crevecoeur Victor Hernández Cruz E. E. Cummings James Dickey Emily Dickinson Joan Didion Annie Dillard H. D. (Hilda Doolittle) John Dos Passos Frederick Douglass Rita Dove Paul Laurence Dunbar Jonathan Edwards T. S. Eliot Ralph Ellison Ralph Waldo Emerson Olaudah Equiano Louise Erdrich Martín Espada William Faulkner F. Scott Fitzgerald Benjamin Franklin Robert Frost First published 1989

About this book

Grade 11

Subjects

  • alcoholism
  • american drama
  • american fiction
  • baptism
  • classic literature
  • clergy
  • cold war
  • communism
  • confederacy
  • contempt of court
  • drama
  • fiction
  • fiction classics
  • freedom
  • hanging
  • historical drama
  • historical fiction
  • history
  • juvenile audience
  • king philip's war
  • literary criticism
  • literature
  • martyrs
  • massachusetts salem
  • meaning of love
  • native americans
  • poppets
  • post-world war ii society
  • pressing
  • prisoners
  • puritains
  • reading level-grade 11
  • reading level-grade 12
  • salem witch trials
  • satanism
  • self-fulfilment
  • selfhood
  • sextons
  • short stories
  • short story
  • slavery in the united states
  • ten commandments
  • theocracy
  • trials
  • union
  • united states civil war
  • voodoo dolls
  • witchcraft
  • witchcraft trials
  • witch hunting