...James Applewhite By Laura Quinney. Charlottesville: Univ. Press of Virginia. 1999. xvii, 200 pp. $30.00. 2001 424 American Literature complexity that most accounts of these ‘‘marginal’’ modernists surrender...

... study Jared Gardner, Ohio State University The Poetics of Disappointment: Wordsworth to Ashbery. By Laura Quinney. Char- lottesville: Univ. Press of Virginia. 1999. xvii, 200 pp. $30.00...

... in these figures. Quinney declines to involve herself in the unique magnificence of this poetry. She obsessively follows the single thread of imaginative response to lost or shattered idealiza- tions...

... of understudied or virtually unknown writers and texts, including David Cusick, Joseph Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples...

... narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had dispersed prior...

... or virtually unknown writers and texts, including David Cusick, Joseph Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly...

... narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had dispersed prior...

... Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had...

..., including David Cusick, Joseph Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro...

... Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had...

... of copyright as a strategy of self-presentation­ in works by Native authors. He also offers trenchant readings of understudied or virtually unknown writers and texts, including David Cusick, Joseph Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts...

... Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had...

... Johnson, Chainbreaker’s narrative, John Quinney, and George Stiggins. Slavery in Indian Country starts with an extensive discussion of the practices of hierarchy, warfare, and enslavement among Mississippian peoples, the “highly centralized” polities that preceded Euro-­contact and largely had...