The Power Of Sympathy. Illustrated
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The Power Of Sympathy. Illustrated

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The Power Of Sympathy. Illustrated

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The Power of Sympathy, written by William Hill Brown and published in 1789, is recognized as the first American novel. This groundbreaking work delves into the complex web of human emotions, morality, and the societal norms of late 18th-century America.Presented in the epistolary format, the novel unfolds through a series of letters that expose the intimate thoughts and experiences of its characters. Central to the plot is the ill-fated love affair between Harrington and Harriot, whose relationship is marred by the revelations of hidden secrets and familial ties. As their story progresses, themes of seduction, betrayal, and the consequences of moral failings are meticulously explored.Brown's narrative serves as a moralistic critique, warning against the dangers of unchecked passion and the importance of virtue. The novel's emphasis on the power of sympathy and its ability to foster human connection and empathy is a reflection of the sentimental literary tradition of the time.The Power of Sympathy not only offers a compelling story but also provides insight into the social and cultural landscape of early America. It remains a significant piece of American literary history, celebrated for its pioneering approach to storytelling and its exploration of the human condition.This edition of The Power of Sympathy invites readers to engage with a seminal work that laid the foundation for American fiction, emphasizing the enduring relevance of its themes and its contribution to literary heritage.

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Publisher
Andrii Ponomarenko
Year
2024
ISBN
9786178398927
Topic
Literature
Subtopic
North American Literary Collections
Index
Literature

Table of contents

  1. PREFACE.
  2. LETTER I. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  3. LETTER II. WORTHY TO HARRINGTON.
  4. LETTER III. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  5. LETTER IV. MISS HARRIOT FAWCET TO MISS MYRA HARRINGTON.
  6. LETTER V. MISS MYRA HARRINGTON TO MRS. HOLMES.
  7. LETTER VI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  8. LETTER VII. MRS. HOLMES TO MISS HARRINGTON.
  9. LETTER VIII. WORTHY TO HARRINGTON.
  10. LETTER IX. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  11. LETTER X. WORTHY TO MYRA.
  12. LETTER XI. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  13. LETTER XII. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  14. LETTER XIII. WORTHY TO MYRA.
  15. LETTER XIV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  16. LETTER XV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  17. LETTER XVI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  18. LETTER XVII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  19. LETTER XVIII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  20. LETTER XIX. HARRINGTON TO HARRIOT.
  21. LETTER XX. HARRINGTON TO HARRIOT.
  22. LETTER XXI. HARRIOT TO MYRA.
  23. LETTER XXII. HARRIOT TO MYRA.
  24. LETTER XXIII. HARRIOT TO MYRA.
  25. LETTER XXIV. HARRIOT TO MYRA.
  26. LETTER XXV. MYRA TO HARRIOT.
  27. LETTER XXVI. MYRA TO MRS. HOLMES.
  28. LETTER XXVII. WORTHY TO MYRA.
  29. LETTER XXVIII. WORTHY TO MYRA.
  30. LETTER XXIX. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  31. LETTER XXX. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  32. LETTER XXXI. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  33. LETTER XXXII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  34. LETTER XXXIII. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  35. LETTER XXXIV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  36. LETTER XXXV. MYRA TO MRS. HOLMES.
  37. LETTER XXXVI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  38. LETTER XXXVII. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  39. LETTER XXXVIII. MYRA TO MRS. HOLMES.
  40. LETTER XXXIX. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  41. LETTER XL. MRS. HOLMES TO MYRA.
  42. LETTER XLI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  43. LETTER XLII. THE HON. MR. HARRINGTON TO THE REV. MR. HOLMES.
  44. LETTER XLIII. THE HON. MR. HARRINGTON TO THE REV. MR. HOLMES.
  45. LETTER XLIV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  46. LETTER XLV. MYRA TO MRS. HOLMES.
  47. LETTER XLVI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  48. LETTER XLVII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  49. LETTER XLVIII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  50. LETTER XLIX. THE HON. MR. HARRINGTON TO THE REV. MR. HOLMES.
  51. LETTER L. HARRIOT TO HARRINGTON.
  52. LETTER LI. MYRA TO MRS. HOLMES.
  53. LETTER LII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  54. LETTER LIII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  55. LETTER LIV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  56. LETTER LV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  57. LETTER LVI. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  58. LETTER LVII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  59. LETTER LVIII. WORTHY TO HARRINGTON.
  60. LETTER LIX. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  61. LETTER LX. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  62. LETTER LXI. WORTHY TO HARRINGTON.
  63. LETTER LXII. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  64. LETTER LXIII. WORTHY TO MRS. HOLMES.
  65. LETTER LXIV. HARRINGTON TO WORTHY.
  66. LETTER LXV. WORTHY TO MRS. HOLMES.