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Early American Literature 1620-1820 1

JOHN SMITH （1580-1631） 9

The General History of Virginia， New England， and the Summer Isles 10

The Third Book， Chapter Ⅰ 10

The Third Book， Chapter Ⅱ. What Happened till the First Supply 13

THOMAS MORTON（c.1579-1647） 21

New English Canaan 22

The Second Book， Chapter Ⅰ. The General Survey of the Country 22

The Third Book [The Incident at Merry Mount] 23

JOHN WINTHROP （1588-1649） 30

A Model of Christian Charity 31

The Journal of John Winthrop 42

WILLIAM BRADFORD （1590-1657） 49

Of Plymouth Plantation 50

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅰ[The Separatist Interpretation of the Reformation in England， 1550-1607] 50

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅳ. Showing the Reasons and Causes of Their Removal 52

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅶ. Of Their Departure from Leyden [Mr.Robinson’s Letter] 55

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅸ. Of Their Voyage and How They Passed the Sea；and of Their Safe Arrival at Cape Cod 59

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅹ. Showing How They Sought Out a Place of Habitation； and What Befell Them Thereabout 62

Book Ⅰ， Chapter Ⅻ. Anno 1621 [First Thanksgiving] 67

Book Ⅱ， Chapter Ⅺ. The Remainder of Anno 162o [The Mayflower Compact] 67

[The Starving Time] 68

Book Ⅱ， Chapter ⅩⅨ. Anno Dom： 1628 [Thomas Morton of Merrymount] 69

Book Ⅱ， Chapter ⅩⅩⅢ. Anno Dom： 1632 [Prosperity Brings Dispersal of Population] 72

Book Ⅱ， Chapter ⅩⅩⅫ. Anno Dom： 1642 [A Horrible Case of Bestiality] 73

Book Ⅱ， Chapter ⅩⅩⅩⅢ. Anno Dom： 1643 [The Life and Death of Elder Brewster] 75

[Longevity of the Pilgrim Fathers] 78

Book Ⅱ， Chapter ⅩⅩⅩⅣ. Anno Dom： 1644 [Proposal to Move to Nauset] 79

ROGER WILLIAMS （c. 1603-1683） 80

A Key into the Language of America 81

To My Dear and Well-Beloved Friends and Countrymen 81

Directions for the Use of the Language 85

An Help to the Native Language 86

Chapter ⅩⅪ. Of Religion， the Soul， ＆c. 86

The Bloody Tenet of Persecution 89

A Letter to the Town of Providence 91

ANNE BRADSTREET （c. 1612-1672） 91

The Prologue 93

To the Memory of My Dear and Ever Honored Father Thomas Dudley Esq. 94

To Her Father with Some Verses 96

Contemplations 96

The Flesh and the Spirit 103

The Author to Her Book 106

Before the Birth of One of Her Children 106

To My Dear and Loving Husband 107

A Letter to Her Husband， Absent upon Public Employment 107

Another [Letter to Her Husband， Absent upon Public Employment] 108

In Reference to Her Children， 23 June， 1659 109

In Memory of My Dear Grandchild Elizabeth Bradstreet 111

In Memory of My Dear Grandchild Anne Bradstreet 112

On My Dear Grandchild Simon Bradstreet 112

For Deliverance from a Fever 112

Here Follows Some Verses upon the Burning of Our House 113

As Weary Pilgrim 114

Meditations Divine and Moral 116

To My Dear Children 118

MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH （1631-1705） 121

The Day of Doom 122

MARY ROWLANDSON （c. 1636-1711） 141

A Narrative of the Captivty and Restoration of Mrs. MaryRowlandson 142

EDWARD TAYLOR （c. 1642-1729） 173

Psalm Two （First Version） 174

PREPARATORY MEDITATIONS 175

Prologue 175

Meditation 8 （First Series） 176

Meditation 16 （First Series） 177

Meditation 22 （First Series） 178

Meditation 38 （First Series） 180

Meditation 42 （First Series） 181

Meditation 26 （Second Series） 182

GOD’S DETERMINATIONS 183

The Preface 183

The Soul’s Groan to Christ for Succor 184

Christ’s Reply 185

The Joy of Church Fellowship Rightly Attended 188

Upon Wedlock， and Death of Children 189

Let by Rain 190

Upon a Wasp Chilled with Cold 191

Huswifery 192

A Fig for Thee， Oh！ Death 193

Treatise Concerning the Lord’s Supper 194

Sermon Ⅵ 194

SAMUEL SEWALL （1652-1730） 198

The Diary of Samuel Sewall 200

COTTON MATHER （1663-1728） 216

The Wonders of the Invisible World 217

[A People of God in the Devil’s Territories] 217

The Trial of Martha Carrier 219

MAGNALIA CHRISTI AMERICANA 222

Galeacius Seeundus： The Life of William Bradford， Esq.， Governor of Plymouth Colony 222

Nehemias Americanus： The Life of John Winthrop， Esq.， Governor of the Massachusetts Colony 228

Bonifacius 242

[Christian Behavior at Home and in the Community] 242

SARAH KEMBLE KNIGHT （1666-1727） 253

The Private Journal of a Journey from Boston to New York 254

Tuesday， October the Third 254

Friday， October the Sixth 257

December the Sixth 258

January the Sixth 259

ROBERT BEVERLEY （c. 1673-1722） 261

The History and Present State of Virginia 262

Book Ⅰ， Chap. Ⅰ. Showing What Happened in the First Attempts to Settle Virginia， before the Discovery of Chesapeake Bay 262

Book Ⅰ， Chap. Ⅳ. Containing the History of the Government from the Dissolution of the Company， to the Year 1704 267

Book Ⅱ， Chap. Ⅰ. Of the Bounds and Coast of Virginia 275

Book Ⅱ， Chap. Ⅱ. Of the Waters 276

Book Ⅱ， Chap. Ⅲ. Of the Earths， and Soil 277

Book Ⅱ， Chap. Ⅵ. Of Wild Fowl， and Hunted Game 278

WILLIAM BYRD （1674-1744） 281

The Secret Diary of William Byrd of Westover 1709-1712 282

History of the Dividing Line 287

[The Other British Colonies] 287

October 290

JONATHAN EDWARDS（1703-1758） 298

Personal Narrative 299

[Sarah Pierrepont] 310

A Divine and Supernatural Light 311

Letter to Rev. Dr. Benjamin Colman （May 30， 1735） 324

[The Great Awakening] 324

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God 331

The Nature of True Virtue 343

Chapter Ⅰ. Showing Wherein the Essence of True Virtue Consists 343

Chapter Ⅲ. Concerning the Secondary and Inferior Kind of Beauty 348

[The Beauty of the World] 354

Images or Shadows of Divine Things 356

3 [Roses] 356

64 [Hills and Mountains] 356

77 [Rivers] 356

78 [Trees] 358

156 [The Book of Scripture] 359

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN （1706-1790） 360

The Way to Wealth 361

An Edict by the King of Prussia 367

Rules by Which a Great Empire May Be Reduced to a Small One 371

The Sale of the Hessians 376

The Ephemera 378

Information to Those Who Would Remove to America 379

Retharks Concerning the Savages of North America 384

Speech in the Convention 388

Letters 390

To Josiah Franklin （April 13， 1738） [Forming Opinions] 390

To Peter Collinson （August 25， 1755） [Whirlwinds] 391

To Mrs. Jane Mecom （September 16， 1758） [Interpreting an Acrostic] 392

To Lord Kames （April 11， 1767） [Parliament and the Colonies] 394

To Joseph Priestley （September 19， 1772） [Resolving Difficult Cases] 398

To Miss Georgiana Shipley （September 26， 1772） [In Memory of Her Pet Squirrel] 399

To Charles de Weissenstein （July 1， 1778） [Against Proposals from a Secret Agent] 400

To Madame Brillon （November 10， 1779） [Paying Too Much for a Whistle] 403

To Samuel Mather （May 12， 1784） [Doing Good] 405

To Ezra Stiles （March 9， 1790） [My Religion] 406

The Autobiography 408

ELIZABETH ASHBRIDGE （1713-1755） 523

Some Account of the Fore-Part of the Life of Elizabeth Ashbridge 524

JOHN WOOLMAN （1720-1772） 545

The Journal of John Woolman 546

[Early Life and Vocation] 546

[Travels through North Carolina] 553

ST. JEAN DE CREVECOEUR （1735-1813） 557

Letters from an American Farmer 558

Letter Ⅲ. What Is an American 558

Letter Ⅳ. Description of the Island of Nantucket 568

Letter Ⅸ. Description of Charles-Town； Thoughts on Slavery； on Physical Evil； A Melancholy Scene 572

Letter Ⅻ. Distresses of a Frontier Man 576

WILLIAM BARTRAM （1739-1823） 582

The Travels of William Bartram 583

Part Ⅱ， Chapter Ⅶ： A Journey from Spalding’s Lower Trading House to Talahasochte 583

JOHN ADAMS （1735-1826） and ABIGAIL ADAMS （1744-1818） 591

Letters 592

Abigail Adams to John Adams （August 19， 1774） [Classical Parallels] 592

John Adams to Abigail Adams （August 28， 1774） [News， Love， and Advice from Princeton] 593

John Adams to Abigail Adams （September 16， 1774） [Prayers at the Congress] 594

John Adams to Abigail Adams （October 9， 1774） [The Business of the Congress is Tedious] 595

Abigail Adams to John Adams （October 16， 1774） [The First Scene of the Infernal Plot Disclosed] 596

Abigail Adams to John Adams （June 25， 1775） [Continual Expectation of Hostilities] 598

Abigail Adams to John Adams （July 16， 1775） [Our Generals. News of Boston and Home] 601

John Adams to Abigail Adams （July 23， 1775） [Dr. Franklin] 605

John Adams to Abigail Adams （October 29， 1775） [Prejudice in Favor of New England] 606

Abigail Adams to John Adams （November 27， 1775） [The Building up a Great Empire] 607

John Adams to Abigail Adams （July 3， 1776） [These Colonies Are Free and Independent States] 608

John Adams to Abigail Adams （July 3， 1776） [Reflections on the Declaration of Independence] 610

Abigail Adams to John Adams （July 14， 1776） [The Declaration.Smallpox. The Grey Horse] 611

John Adams to Abigail Adams （July 20， 1776） [Do My Friends Think Ⅰ Have Forgotten My Wife and Children？] 613

Abigail Adams to John Adams （July 2 1， 1776） [Smallpox. The Proclamation for Independence Read Aloud] 613

John Adams to Abigail Adams （August 3， 1776） [My Countrymen Want Art and Address] 615

THOMAS PAINE （1737-1809） 616

Common Sense 617

Introduction 617

Ⅲ. Thoughts on the Present State of American Affairs 618

The Crisis， No.1 624

The Age of Reason 630

Chapter Ⅰ. The Author’s Profession of Faith 630

Chapter Ⅱ. Of Missions and Revelations 631

Chapter Ⅺ. Of the Theology of the Christia& ， and the True Theology 633

THOMAS JEFFERSON （1743-1826） 636

The Autobiography 638

The Declaration of Independence 638

Notes on the State of Virginia 644

Query Ⅴ. Cascades 644

Query Ⅵ. Productions Mineral， Vegetable， and Animal 645

Query ⅩⅦ. Religion 650

Query ⅩⅨ. Manufactures 654

Letter to Peter Carr （August 10， 1787） [A Young Man’s Education] 655

Letter to John Adams （October 28， 1813） [The Natural Aristocrat] 658

Letter to Benjamin Austin， Esq. （January 9， 1816） [Manufactures] 661

Letter to John Adams （August 1， 18 16） [Living One’s Life Over] 663

Letter to Nathaniel Burwell， Esq. （March 14， 18 18） [Women’s Education] 665

THE FEDERALIST 666

No. 1 [Alexander Hamilton] 667

No. 1 [James Ma dison] 670

OLAUDAH EQUIANO （1745-1797） 675

The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano， or Gustavus Vassa， the African， Written by Himself 676

PHILIP FRENEAU （1752-1832） 710

The House of Night 711

On the Emigration to America and Peopling the Western Country 719

The Wild Honey Suckle 720

The Indian Burying Ground 721

To Sir Toby 722

On Mr. Paine’s Rights of Man 724

On the Religion of Nature 725

On Observing a Large Red-Streak Apple 726

To a New England Poet 727

PHILLIS WHEATLEY （c. 1753-1784） 728

On Being Brought from Africa to America 729

To the University of Cambridge， in New England 729

On the Death of the Rev. Mr. George Whitefield， 1770 730

Thoughts on the Works of Providence 731

To S.M.， a Young African Painter， on Seeing His Works 734

To His Excellency General Washington 735

JOEL BARLOW （1754-1812） 736

The Hast ？？dding 738

Advice to a Ra？？ n in Russia 747

ROYALL TYLER （1757-1826） 749

The Contrast 750