Oeuvres de Fenimore Cooper.

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Oeuvres de Fenimore Cooper.

Mode of access: Internet.

The sea lions; or, The lost sealers. By J. Fenimore Cooper ...

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The prairie : a tale by J. Fenimore Cooper.

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[The works of J. Fenimore Cooper].

Introd. to many v. by S.F. Cooper.

Hamlet's Mobility: The Reception of Shakespeare's Tragedy in US-American and Canadian Narrative Fiction

This essay presents a comprehensive study of how Hamlet figures in North American fiction. Gabriele Rippl takes her cue from Stephen Greenblatt’s notion of Shakespeare’s ‘theatrical mobility’ (Greenblatt, Cultural Mobility. Cambridge University Press, 2010). This initial mobility, based on the playwright’s own borrowings, appears to facilitate, or even instigate further migrations. Rippl proceeds to give an overview of adaptations of Shakespeare’s Hamlet in the USA and Canada, thus providing an insight into the historical and cultural uses to which the play has been put by authors such as John Updike or Margaret Atwood. Phenomena such as the ‘republicanization’ of Shakespeare (James Fenimore Cooper), or his appropriation for a feminist counter-discourse in Canada circumscribe a space for the negotiation of cultural and political identities.

Should old acquaintance, formerly American pilgrimage,

Expanded from the author's radio program "American pilgrimage."

The passenger pigeon,

Introduction.--My boyhood among the pigeons.--The passenger pigeon, from "American ornithology", by A. Wilson.--The passenger pigeon, from "Ornithological biography", by J.J. Audubon.--As James Fenimore Cooper saw it.--The wild pigeon of North America by Chief Pokagon, in "The Chautauquan"--The passenger pigeon, from "Life histories of North American birds", by C. Bendire.--Netting the pigeons, by W. Brewster, in "The Auk".--Efforts to check the slaughter, by Prof. H.B. Roney.--The pigeon butcher's defense, by E.F. Martin, in "American field".--Notes of a vanished industry.--Recollections of "old timers".--The last of the pigeons.--What became of the wild pigeon? By S. Cook, in "Forest and stream".--A novel theory of extinction, by C.H. Ames and R. Ridgway.--News from John Burroughs.--The pigeon in Manitoba, by G.E. Atkinson.--The passenger pigeon in confinement, by R. Deane, in "The Auk".--Nesting habits of the passenger pigeon, by Dr. M. Gibbs, in "The Oölogist".--Miscellaneous notes.

Great writers of America /

American edition (New York, H. Holt and company) published under title: Great American writers.

Oeuvres de J.F. Cooper /

For a discussion of this edition see Spiller & Blackburn p. 182.

Cooper's novels /

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The last of the mohicans : a narrative of 1757

UANL

El bravo: novela veneciana

UANL

Gleanings in Europe. England: /

"Haswell, Barrington, and Haswell, printers."