Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Jean de Crevecoeur” in chapter 2.11 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...ellished with rather too flattering circumstances.
The name of our Family is St. Jean, in English St. John, a name as Antient as the Conquest of England by William the Bastard.
So writes St. Jean de Crevecoeur , but he puts J. Hector St. John on the title-page of his imaginary .
Born at Caen, 31 January, 1735, at the age of sixteen he went to England.
A seven years education there may explain the super...
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