American georgics: economy and environment in early American literature

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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature American Environmental and Regional History American Literature and Culture

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Introduction 1. Economy and Environment in Sixteenth-Century Promotional Literature 2. God Sells Us All Things for Our Labour: John Smith's Generall Historie 3. Wonder-Working Providence of the Market 4. Admirable Oeconomy: Robert Beverley's Calculus of Compensation 5. Ideologies of Farming: Crevecoeur, Jefferson, Rush, and Brown 6. Cherokee Improvements and the Removal Debate 7. Co-Workers with Nature: Cooper, Thoreau, and Marsh Notes Woks Cited Index Acknowledgments

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