#nineteenthcenturyliterature
Live, measured metrics for the hashtag #nineteenthcenturyliterature from the open social web. Every number carries a named source and the time it was fetched. Nothing is estimated.
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Day-by-day usage
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Live pulse
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So Woolson wrote several volumes of short stories (two published during her lifetime, two posthumously), a number of novels, and quite a bit of poetry. Much of her stories and a few of her novels are available in e-copies via @gutenberg_org
Hi, I’m Heather! I am a PhD student studying family provided medicine in the nineteenth century! I have a bookstagram, but I think I will be moving to this app instead for the foreseeable future 🩵🫣 Have any other book people migrated over
#MorningReading was Fenimore Woolson's "St. Clair Flats" and *whoa* -- this is the first of the bunch to really stand out! When, a few pages in, two travelers (including the narrator), somewhat lost upon extensive marshland, are directed to
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