Statistics for occurrence #1 of “John D. McKinnon” in chapter 1.10 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...onounced in the decade preceding the first work of Bryant.
The form is still that of Thomson, but the poet has at last opened his eyes to the distinctive beauty of American nature.
In his (1802) John D. McKinnon wrote of the Hudson and the Mohawk Rivers and our own October landscape, as well as of
tha illimitable plain Depastured by erratic buffaloes; and some Untaught Bard, writing under the influe...
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