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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: A History

History

Baldwin, William

Americas

Department of Defense

Coming into manhood in a small town in 1916 South Carolina, fourteen-year-old Willie T. Allson tells a raucous tall tale about the year his cousins came to live with his family. A first novel. Winner of the Lillian Smith Award for Fiction Reprint. Tour.

Hard to Catch Mercy

Literature & Fiction

Ballantine Books

Dirty Sexy Money

Underwood, Blair

Krause, Peter

Sutherland, Donald

Wright, Craig

Buena Vista Home Entertainment (firm)

Copyright Collection (Library of Congress)

Abc Studios

Clayburgh, Jill

Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Inc.

Beware the Cat (1533) is the earliest original piece of long prose fiction in English. It has the distinction of being the first English "novel," far surpassing in narrative sophistication such immediate predecessors as Elyot's Image of Governance or Borde's Scoggin's Jests. This edition, besides providing a modernized text of the novel, also identifies the pseudonymous author of Beware the Cat as William Baldwin, better known as editor and principal author of the enormously popular Mirror for Magistrates (1559). The development of early English prose fiction is thoroughly documented in two informative and wide-ranging appendices. William Baldwin's place in this tradition, as well as his innovative narrative art, is discussed in the introduction, which also provides biographical information on the author, historical background to his novel, and insight into the political and religious turmoil of the middle years of the sixteenth century.

Beware the Cat: The First English Novel

Humor & Satire

Huntington Library Pr

Beware the Cat (1533) is the earliest original piece of long prose fiction in English. It has the distinction of being the first English "novel," far surpassing in narrative sophistication such immediate predecessors as Elyot's Image of Governance or Borde's Scoggin's Jests. This edition, besides providing a modernized text of the novel, also identifies the pseudonymous author of Beware the Cat as William Baldwin, better known as editor and principal author of the enormously popular Mirror for Magistrates (1559). The development of early English prose fiction is thoroughly documented in two informative and wide-ranging appendices. William Baldwin's place in this tradition, as well as his innovative narrative art, is discussed in the introduction, which also provides biographical information on the author, historical background to his novel, and insight into the political and religious turmoil of the middle years of the sixteenth century.

Flachmann, Michael

Ringler, William A.

British & Irish

Huntington Library Press

Charleston: My Picture Guide to a Holy City

The Village Musem

Moses the Servant of the Lord

BiblioLife

BiblioBazaar

Selections from the Correspondence of the Late

A sermon preach'd before the honourable fraternity of Trinity-House, at Deptford church in Kent, on Trinity-Monday June the sixteenth, 1701. By William Baldwin, ...

World

Gale ECCO, Print Editions

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