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E, P. Dutton (1952), Mass Market Paperback, 563 pages
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LibraryThing member HarryMacDonald
This is a work of such learning and grace that it transcends the literary history it nominally addresses, and becomes a historical high point in its own right. Only Paul Rosenfeld, Edmund Wilson, Lewis Mumford, and the power-duo of Curti & Parrington even come close to Brooks' accomplishment. As
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for American culture of the past half-century, perhaps a pathologist is needed more than a historian. Show Less
LibraryThing member Schmerguls
On July 19, 1946, I said: "Reading 'The Flowering of New England' OL. I hope I'm getting as much out of it as I should." On July 20 said: "Almost done with 'Flowering.'' But nothing as to what I thought of it, but my memory, all these years later, is that it was worth reading.
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Pulitzer Prize (Winner — History — 1937)
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