81. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection Croft, Herbert (1751 1816) Cummings, EE (1894 - 1962) Cunha, Helena Parente ( -) Dangarembga, Tsitsi (1959 - ) Davis, Rebecca Harding (1831 - 1910) De Mille http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/litcrit/litcrit.browse.pl?au=CD

82. UncallSubjects05 18071847. Davis, Noah,1803 or 4- Davis, Rebecca Harding,1831-1910Childhoodand youth. Dawson, Sarah Morgan,1842-1909Diaries. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/award99/ncuhtml/uncallSubjects05.html

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83. Biography.com Davis, Owen, 1874 1956. Davis, Rebecca Harding (b. Rebecca Blaine Harding),1831 1910. Davis, Richard Harding, 1864 1916. Davis, Russ E. (Erik), 1941. http://search.biography.com/bio_browse.pl?letter=D&num=200

84. Davis, Rebecca Harding encyclopediaEncyclopedia Davis, Rebecca Harding. Davis, Rebecca Harding, 1831–1910,American novelist, b. Washington, Pa.; mother of Richard Harding Davis. http://print.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0814801.html

document.write('Print Now!'); this page was printed from Factmonster.com www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0814801.html Encyclopedia Davis, Rebecca Harding Davis, Rebecca Harding, , American novelist, b. Washington, Pa.; mother of Richard Harding Davis. Her early nonfiction pieces, particularly those collected under the title Life in the Iron Mills (1861), and her first novel, Margaret Howth (1862), foreshadowed the naturalistic techniques of later 19th-century writers by showing how a dismal environment can warp character. See her autobiographical Bits of Gossip (1904); biography by G. Langford (1961). Davis, Paulina Wright Davis, Richard Harding

85. Literary Encyclopedia Davis, Rebecca Harding. (1831 1910), www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Literature.Status Major. Novelist, Autobiographer, Story Writer. http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=1163

86. The Feminist Press in 19thcentury US literature, working-class studies Rebecca Harding Davis (1831- 1910) published 12 books and many serialized novels, stories, and essays. http://web.gc.cuny.edu/feministpress/online/fiction/life.htm

LIFE IN THE IRON MILLS AND OTHER STORIES (Second Edition) Rebecca Harding Davis With a Biographical Interpretation by Tillie Olsen This 1861 classic of social realism – the first book to be reprinted by The Feminist Press in its series of rediscovered women writers – remains a powerful evocation of what Davis herself called “thwarted, wasted lives . . . mighty hungers . . . and unawakened powers." The New York Times Book Review said of the novella: "You must read this book and let your heart be broken.” With an insightful biographical essay by Tillie Olsen, and with two short stories never before anthologized, this expanded edition is the most complete volume available from this important 19th-century writer. For course use in: 19th-century U.S. literature, working-class studies REBECCA HARDING DAVIS (1831 - 1910) published 12 books and many serialized novels, stories, and essays. TILLIE OLSEN is the award-winning author of Tell Me a Riddle and Silences 248 pages / 0-935312-39-0 / $10.95 paper * Rights: World

87. The Feminist Press Pace University. Rebecca Harding Davis (1831 1910) published 12 booksand many serialized novels, stories, and essays. 312 pages http://web.gc.cuny.edu/feministpress/online/fiction/margret.htm

MARGRET HOWTH Rebecca Harding Davis Afterword by Jean Fagan Yellin For course use in: 19th-century U.S. literature, racism and sexism, working-class studies JEAN FAGAN YELLIN is professor of English at Pace University. REBECCA HARDING DAVIS (1831 - 1910) published 12 books and many serialized novels, stories, and essays. 312 pages / 1-55861-030-8 / $35.00 cloth / 1-55861-036-7 / $11.95 paper * Rights: World Order MARGRET HOWTH hot off the press events younger readers women writing africa ... home

88. Literature - 1865-1914 American Studies on the Internet. Literature 18651914 Rebecca HardingDavis, 1831-1910 Louisa May Alcott 1832-1888 Samuel Langhorne http://www.jochenbast.de/links/literature/1865-1914/1865-1914.htm

American Studies on the Internet Literature Rebecca Harding Davis, 1831-1910 Louisa May Alcott ... Jack London, Donna M. Campbell, Department of English - Gonzaga University Title: Donna M. Campbell, Department of English - Gonzaga University URL: http://www.gonzaga.edu/faculty/campbell/ In: Author: Donna M. Campbell Type: link collection/essays/student information Content: This is a very well done site, which shows how effective the Internet can be used for teaching literature. Donna Campbell provides timelines from pre-1650 to 1920, information on American authors, literary movements until 1920 and a very good collection of links. This is an outstanding site, which is also very interactive providing reading material for the students, a literary forum and a literary crossword puzzle. Project CROW: American Literature Surveys Title: Project CROW: American Literature Surveys URL: http://www.millikin.edu/aci/crow/index.html In: Author: Daniel Anderson et al, see

89. GIGA Biographical List Of Names (DAV - DDZ) J. Davis, American mathematician (1923 ) - READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Rebecca HardingDavis, American author, journalist and critic (1831 - 1910) - BUY A http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/qubiodav.htm

Home Quotes Biographical Index Reading List ... Site Notes BIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF NAMES (DAV - DDZ) AUTHOR LAST NAME: A B C D ... Z TOPICS FOR QUOTES: A B C D ... Z Sir William Davenant, English dramatic poet (1605 - 1668) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Guy Davenport, American postmodern writer (1927 - ) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Marcia Davenport READ QUOTES CHECK READING LIST BUY A BOOK John Davidson, English poet (1857 - 1909) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Sir John Davies, English poet and judge (1570 - 1626) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Joseph E. Davies, American lawyer and diplomat (1876 - 1958) CHECK READING LIST BUY A BOOK Mary Carolyn Davies, American author, editor, poet and playwright (fl. 1914 - 1929) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Robert Davies - READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Robertson Davies, Canadian novelist (1913 - 1995) READ QUOTES CHECK READING LIST BUY A BOOK Scrope Davies, English conversationalist (1783? - 1852) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK William Henry Davies, English poet and author (1870 - 1940) READ QUOTES BUY A BOOK Marla Thompson Daviess CHECK READING LIST BUY A BOOK Leonardo da Vinci

90. Minor Field Exam Slavery And The American Renaissance Tim Dickinson, Emily (18301886). Selections from the Norton Anthology. Davis, RebeccaHarding (1831-1910). Life in the Iron-Mills. SECONDARY READINGS. Bell, Michael. http://www2.bc.edu/~lindgret/cv/minorexam2.htm

Minor Field Exam: Slavery and the American Renaissance Tim Lindgren Committee: James Wallace (chair), Paul Lewis, Christopher Wilson Exam Date: September 17, 2001 PRIMARY READINGS Walker, David (1785-1839) David Walker's Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World Washington Irving (1783-1859) "Rip Van Winkle ," "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Cooper, James Fenimore Last of the Mohicans Child, Lydia Maria (1802-1880) Hobomok "Slavery 's Pleasant HomesA Faithful Sketch ," "The Quadroons" Turner, Nat (1800-1831) The Confessions of Nat Turner Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882) Nature, "The American Scholar," "The Divinity School Address," "Self -Reliance," "The Poet," "Experience ," "An Address on the Emancipation of the Negros in the British West Indies," "The Man of Reform,"

91. Contra Cabal 808-28-13 - Neo-Fascism, Violence, And Indifference He ranked from first to last, as a boorish, awkward poseur. (RebeccaHarding Davis (1831–1910), Bits of Gossip, (1904)), p.217. http://www.contracabal.org/801-28-13.html

The English term "queer" does not pejoratively describe homosexuals. It describes a state of being different from, but not necessarily in opposition to, a societal norm. In America, homosexual men and women who wish to think of themselves in oppositional terms frequently choose to call themselves queer. This has now expanded to include transgendered and bisexual people and has become part of common language usage in the United States. (Terry Goldie, Queer Nation? Eleventh Annual Robarts Lecture, York University, Toronto, Ontario (04 Mar 97)). Doerty (elected judge partly through the financial and political support of a gay rights group) denounced Nmesis as homophobic without a shred of evidence to support his accusation. He then made his remarks part of the court record. Those comments probably reflect his own bigotry and self-hate. His various unsubstantiated charges of homophobia, misogynism, meanness, anti-Semitism, and racism, also his repeated professional and academic assassination, will probably support charges of gross judicial misconduct on appeal. He should consult with his Council House pimp before he makes any more unfounded accusations and leaves himself open to more charges.

92. Jacket 21 - Rachel Loden Interviewed By Kent Johnson Yes, fiction writer and journalist (1831–1910). This book’s just come out (RebeccaHarding Davis Writing Cultural Autobiography, Vanderbilt UP), and I’m http://jacketmagazine.com/21/loden-iv.html

Homepage Catalog Poetic License and the Powers That Be: Rachel Loden interviewed by Kent Johnson This piece is 5,600 words or about thirteen printed pages long. Kent Johnson: Your first full-length book, Hotel Imperium Rachel Loden: What came first is probably the forcible immersion in history, since (for instance) my father, an actor and radio announcer, was blacklisted the month I was born. That same summer, Richard Nixon made his name at HUAC (the House Committee on Un-American Activities). So Nixon has always been with us. Jacket 12 Hotel Imperium Now, what first emerged on that kitchen table was The Last Campaign , right? Hotel Imperium is an expansion of that chapbook? The Last Campaign Hotel Imperium After Hotel was published, I was sure that now I would become a grownup and change my MO and write books rather than poems, as all the really sophisticated people seem to do. Affidavit Jacket 12 On the first day of Marxmas, my comrade gave to me A portrait of Leon Trotsky. On the Road , and it was a short hop skip and jump from that to the Donald Allen anthology, Soon I was subscribing to Evergreen Review and Kulchur . I bought issues of the Ashbery-edited Art and Literature The Dead Lecturer The Opening of the Field Lunch Poems Ace of Pentacles For Love The Tennis Court Oath All this was happening in a time of incredible social ferment, the early to mid-sixties, and that added to the exhilarating mix, along with the shattering of my family. By the time I got to the Berkeley Poetry Conference in 1965 and saw Ted Berrigan read and bought a mimeo copy of

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