Paulding's Works, Volumes 9-10
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Experience the wit and insight of James Kirke Paulding in these collected works, Volumes 9-10. Paulding, a contemporary and friend of Washington Irving, offers a unique perspective on early 19th-century American society. His writings blend fiction and social commentary, providing a rich tapestry of American life and thought during a formative period. These volumes showcase Paulding's sharp observations and engaging narrative style.
Readers interested in the development of American literature and the cultural landscape of the early Republic will find these volumes particularly rewarding. Discover the voice of a writer who helped shape the nation's literary identity.
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