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William Cullen Bryant 1794–1878: Critical Essay by R. Rio-Jelliffe

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SOURCE: '"Thanatopsis' and the Development of American Literature," in William Cullen Bryant and His America, edited by Stanley Brodwin and Michael D'Innocenzo, AMS Press, 1983, pp. 133-46.

In the following essay, Rio-Jelliffe considers the traditional and innovative elements of "Thanatopsis, " examining its relationship to Bryant's own poetic theory and to the subsequent development of American literature.

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