Everyday ideas: socioliterary experience among antebellum New Englanders

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The Intellectual Lives of Antebellum New Englanders Reading books and journals, attending lectures, scribbling in diaries, writing lettersùthis was a way of life for antebellum New Englanders, who, according to the Zborays, achieved a stunningly high level of literacy.And as they show in this book, not just the wealthy, but farmers, factory workers, domestics and shopkeepers, men and women in all walks of life engaged in literary activity.

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