North of America: Images of Canada in the Literature of the United States, 1775-1900

Acadian Adventures ambivalence Ameri American literary American travellers attitude Boston British CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Canadian west Captivity century character civilization colonial conception continent contrast Cooper coureurs de bois cultural decadence Dime Dime Novels early England in North English essay experience fiction forest France Francis Parkman French Canada French-Canadian Frontenac frontier Godkin Harper's Henry heroes Howells ideals image of Canada imaginative Indian inhabitants interest James James Fenimore Cooper Jesuits John Labrador Lake landscape Longfellow's Lower Canada Maria Monk modern Montreal narrative nature Newfoundland nineteenth nineteenth-century American North America northern country northern wilderness novel novelists observers particularly poem political prairies primitive primitivism Quebec City Ralph rebellion region religious responses to Canada River Roman Catholicism romance Saguenay Scribner's settlements settlers social society story suggests Thoreau tion tradition United unity Univ UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Upper Canada W. D. Howells Warner Whitman wild William World writers Yankee in Canada York