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19

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Century American Fiction

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Universities

 Harvard (1636)

 Yale (1701)

 Columbia (1754)

And some of the oldest Universities in Europe:

 University of Bologna (1158)

 University of Oxford (1167)

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At least 1 university/state

5000 people have graduated from Harvard (around

350-400 students)

In 1820, 1406 out of 8000 graduates were clergymen

Less attention is paid to classical studies

More practice, less theory

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Newspapers/journals

 600-1000 journals

 In New York and Pennsylvania 200 journals for 3 m population

 (3.9 m in 1790, 5.3 m in 1800, 7.2 m in 1810, 9.6 , in 1820, 12.9 m in 1830, 17 m

in 1840 and 23.2 m in 1850)

 Sometimes journals were… one man show

 Focus on facts

 Press is more decent than in England

 An editor can even bring a criminal charge to the president

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Literature

 Before 1776 English authors are considered common property

 There are not a lot American authors because of two obstacles

I. Printing English books is cheaper

II. “There is scarcely an ore which contributes to the wealth of the author…”

 A couple of French translations

 Some authors printed in England

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Theatre

Variety of theatres

Well-paid actors

Better quality than in England for two reasons:

I.

People don’t like caricatures

II.

Small number of theatres guarantees quality

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