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xv, 341 pages 24 cm Reprint of 1935 ed Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-336) Heritage -- Industrialism after the Civil War -- The Golden day -- James Russell Lowell -- Walt Whitman -- A Banjo on my knee -- The Rise of Sectionalism: Bret Harte -- Mark Twain -- Eggleston and Cable -- Progress and decliine of sectionalism -- The Battlefield -- novels of policts: The gilded age and democracy -- A Novel of business: The Rise of Silas Lapham -- A Novel of labor: The bread-winners -- William Dean Howells -- Fugitives -- Sarah Orne Jewett -- Henry James -- Emily Dickinson -- Struggle and flight -- Henry Adams -- Edward Bellamy and the utopists -- Hamlin Garland -- Hearn and Bierce -- Boyesen, Fuller, Frederic, Crane -- The Years of hope -- The Progressive movement -- Frank Norris -- Muckraking: Phillips, Churchill, White, Herrick -- Jack London -- upton Sinclair -- The End of Muckraking -- Two Roads -- The Middle generation -- Mrs. Wharton, Hergesheimer, Cabell, Miss Cather -- Dreiser, Anderson, Lewis -- The Poets: Amy Lowell, Lindsay, Sandburg, Robinson, Frost -- The Critics: Huneker, Spingarn, Menchken, Babbitt, Brooks -- Eugene O'Neill -- Trumpet call -- Revaluation and th

Author

Granville Hicks

Publisher

New York, Biblo and Tannen

Published

1967

Language

EN

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Humanities

Updated

2026-03-24