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1	Chapter 1: The Poet Buried on Boston Common (Boston Public Library)
2	Chapter 2: Turning to Literature to Prove Equality; or What Do Boston’s African American, Women, and Irish Writers Have in Common?(Boston Public Library)
3	Chapter 3: Buried Treasures & Turkeys: Adventures in Reading Early Boston Magazines (Boston Public Library)
4	Chapter 4: Lydia Maria Child and the Development of Children’s Literature (Boston Public Library)
5	Chapter 5: Longfellow’s Serenity and Poe’s Prediction (Boston Public Library)
6	Chapter 6: The First Season(s) of the Federal Street Theater: 1794-‐98/1796 (Ma***achusetts Historical Society

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1	The streets of Boston are haunted by the ghosts of forgotten writers and editors….

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16	Boston’s Literary History 1794 - 1860 Learn Where It All Took Place	text