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A Narrative of the Mission of the United Brethren Among the Delaware and Mohegan Indians, from Its Commencement, in the...
A NARRATIVE OF THE MISSION OF THE UNITED BRETHREN AMONG THE DELAWARE AND MOHEGAN INDIANS, FROM ITS COMMENCEMENT, IN THE...
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NARRATIVE OF THE MISSION OF THE UNITED BRETHREN: Among the Delaware and Mohegan Indians
Edgar Dryden calls Israel Potter “Melville's counter-version of the dominant national narrative of the American ... Cohen, “Israel Potter: Common Man as Hero,” in A Companion to Melville Studies, edited by John Bryant (New York: ...