The Following Index Has Been Designed Not Only As a Guide to the Present Work but Also As a Mini-Biographical Dictionary
Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-05777-7 - A History of Virginia Literature Edited by Kevin J. Hayes Index More information Index The following index has been designed not only as a guide to the present work but also as a mini-biographical dictionary. After each name in the index, the subject’s birth and death years appear in parentheses. In addition, people are identified by the roles for which they are best known to literary history. Since most names listed are associated with Virginia, they are not otherwise identified by locale, but those figures not associated with Virginia are identified by locale, be it colony or nation. Titles of literary works are listed beneath the author’s name. For book-length works, dates of publication are provided in parentheses. Many literary works are also listed separately, with the author identified in parentheses after the title. Though predominantly a list of names and titles, this index does contain subject entries for literary genres as well as cities, counties, rivers, and towns in Virginia. Abbay, Thomas, Jamestown colonist, 18 Addison, Joseph (1672–1719), English Abridgement of the Publick Laws of Virginia essayist, 36, 74–75, 188 (Beverley), 34 Address on the Subject of a Surveying and Absolute Power (Baldacci), 381 Exploring Expedition to the Pacific Ocean “Absurdist” (Wolfe), 356 (Reynolds), 326 Accidence to the English Tongue (Jones), 36 “Adventures of Daniel Boone” (Bryan), Accomack, VA, 4 169 “Account of a Negro Boy” (Byrd), 43 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Twain), 344 “Account of Our Late Troubles in Virginia” Adventures of the Kentuckian in New-York (Cotton), 29 (Caruthers), 196, 198–201 Across the Chasm (Magruder), 289 Advertisements for the Unexperienced Planters Adams, Henry (1838–1918), American of New England (Smith), 55 historian, novelist, and critic, 161 “Aecclesiae et Reipub” (Strachey), 54 Adams, James Taylor (1892–1954), writer Aeneid (Virgil), 48 and folklorist, 317 “Al Aaraaf” (Poe), 176–177, 181 Adams, John (1735–1826), U.
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