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SUMMARY:The Declaration of Independence and the American Literary Tradition
DESCRIPTION:G. Thomas Couser\, Professor Emeritus of English at Hofstra University\, presents his perspective of the Declaration of Independence not as politics\, but as literature. Couser's talk explores how the Declaration originally a political and diplomatic document functions as a foundational piece of American literature and examines its lasting influence on subsequent writers and the national identity.\nFor more information\, please visit: https://www.fortgriswold.org/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:G. Thomas Couser\, Professor Emeritus of English at Hofstra University\, presents his perspective of the Declaration of Independence not as politics\, but as literature. Couser'\;s talk explores how the Declaration&mdash\;originally a political and diplomatic document&mdash\;functions as a foundational piece of American literature and examines its lasting influence on subsequent writers and the national identity.
For more information\, please visit: https://www.fortgriswold.org/
LOCATION:300 Monument St Groton CT 06340
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URL:https://business.mysticchamber.org/aiworkshop/Details/the-declaration-of-independence-and-the-american-literary-tradition-1749888?sourceTypeId=Hub
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