Prentice Hall Literature--Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes--The American Experience

Kate Kinsella Abigail Adams Smith Edward Albee Amos Bronson Alcott Julia Alvarez A. R. Ammons Sherwood Anderson W. H. Auden James Baldwin Ambrose Bierce Arna Bontemps William Bradford Anne Bradstreet Gwendolyn Brooks Joseph Bruchac William Cullen Bryant Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca Michael J. Caduto Willa Cather Lorna Dee Cervantes Diana Chang Mary Chesnut Chief Joseph Kate Chopin Sandra Cisneros Miriam Davis Colt George Cooper Stephen Crane J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur Countee Cullen E. E. Cummings Emily Dickinson Annie Dillard E. L. Doctorow H. D. (Hilda Doolittle) Frederick Douglass Rita Dove Paul Laurence Dunbar Jonathan Edwards T. S. Eliot Ralph Waldo Emerson Olaudah Equiano Louise Erdrich Erdoes, Richard Martín Espada William Faulkner F. Scott Fitzgerald Stephen Foster Benjamin Franklin Ian Frazier First published 1999

Subjects

  • alcoholism
  • american literature
  • baptism
  • classic literature
  • clergy
  • cold war
  • communism
  • confederacy
  • contempt of court
  • drama
  • fiction
  • fiction classics
  • freedom
  • hanging
  • historical drama
  • historical fiction
  • history
  • king philip's war
  • literary criticism
  • literature
  • martyrs
  • meaning of love
  • native americans
  • poppets
  • post-world war ii society
  • pressing
  • prisoners
  • puritains
  • readers (secondary)
  • 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
  • study and teaching (secondary)
  • ten commandments
  • textbooks
  • theocracy
  • trials
  • union
  • united states civil war
  • voodoo dolls
  • witchcraft
  • witchcraft trials
  • witch hunting