Charles Brockden Brown's revolution and the birth of American Gothic

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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis American and British Literature Analysis American Literature and Culture

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Introduction Prologue: Philadelphia, Summer 1777-Summer 1778: Horrors of the night PART I: FACTS AND FICTIONS, 1650-1798 Chapter 1: Children of the Light, 1650s-1777 Chapter 2: From Terror to Terror to Terror, 1777-1793 Chapter 3: Revolutionary Reverberations, 1793-1798 Interlude: Philadelphia, 1795-1799: renderings in the bowels of nations PART II: FICTIONS AND FACTS, 1798-1800 Chapter 4: Sins of Fathers Chapter 5: The Anti-Godwin Chapter 6: The Return of the Present and Past PART III: A LIE, 1800-1804 Conclusion: Charles Brown, American Epilogue: Brockden Brown and the American Gothic Tradition Notes Index Acknowledgments

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