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Anne Bradstreet
Was born March 20, 1612, Northampton, United Kingdom and died on September 16, 1672, North Andover, MA. She wrote the book The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America -
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Robert Beverley
He was born Middlesex County, VA in 1673 and died on April 21 1722. He wrote the book The history and present state of Virginia and The History of Virginia: In Four Parts Robert -
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Thomas Plaine
He was a author during the revolutionary era. He was also a political activist, philosopher, and political theorist. -
Work Publications in Revolutionary
George Washington wrote the book called George Washington's Farewell Address. James Madison wrote the book federalist papers. He also wrote The mind of the founder. -
Revolutionary
During the Revolutionary Era in american history enlightenment thinkers and individualists were common. The era started in 1775. -
Gothic
Gothic is another word for horror books. It started in the late 1700s and went o from there. Some of the characteristics of Gothic is haunted houses, scary castles, and supernatural beings and monsters. -
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
He was one of the major romantic poets. He died because he drowned. He wrote the book Ozymandias. -
Work Publications in Romanticism
William Wordsworth wrote the book I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud. Lord Byron wrote the book She Walks in Beauty. Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote the book Kubla Khan. -
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Romanticism
its an artistic, intellectual and literary movement that originated in Europe. The characteristics focuses on the writers emotions and inner world. -
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
He was a american essayist, poet, philosopher, and lecturer that led transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. -
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Transcendentalism
It started in between these dates. It arose a reaction, to protest against the general state of intellectualism and spirituality at the time. Some of the characteristics are nature, Unitarian Church, and Individualism. -
Colonial Period
The colonial period was mostly made up of by puritan beliefs and the literature of this period is usually historical, religious, or didactic. -
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Transcendentalism Work Publications
Henry David Thoreau wrote the book Civil Disobedience. Walt Whitman wrote the book Song of Myself. Theodore Parker wrote the book Ten Sermons of Religion.
