Emma’s Reviews > The Broadview Anthology of American Literature Volume A: Beginnings to 1820 > Status Update
Emma
is 65% done
African American Perceptions (David Walker, Fredrick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs)
Yall I am damn near about to read this entire text book, which when I got it I thought that can’t possibly be the case because it’s huge. Even if we don’t read the entire thing by the end of the year I’m counting this because I’ll have at least read 85% and that’s crazy.
— Nov 05, 2026 12:39PM
Yall I am damn near about to read this entire text book, which when I got it I thought that can’t possibly be the case because it’s huge. Even if we don’t read the entire thing by the end of the year I’m counting this because I’ll have at least read 85% and that’s crazy.
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Emma
is 49% done
Have read so far:
Ben Franklin (Address), Native American Removal and Resistance (Tecumseh, Apess), Women’s perspectives (Child, Grimke), Ralph Waldo Emerson (Transcendentalism)
This book is so big I thought surely we are not reading all of that. My professor laughed in my face. It’s like I’m in an English degree or something
— Oct 25, 2026 02:04PM
Ben Franklin (Address), Native American Removal and Resistance (Tecumseh, Apess), Women’s perspectives (Child, Grimke), Ralph Waldo Emerson (Transcendentalism)
This book is so big I thought surely we are not reading all of that. My professor laughed in my face. It’s like I’m in an English degree or something
Emma
is 25% done
Have read so far:
Indigenous North American Cultures and Literatures (Mohegan and Haudenosaunee focus: baskets, creation story, thanksgiving address)
Civilizations in Contact (Columbus’ journals, Pueblo Revolt, Otermín, Hopi Mesa, Mary Rowaldson, J. Hector St. John de Crèvecœur)
— Sep 30, 2026 03:37PM
Indigenous North American Cultures and Literatures (Mohegan and Haudenosaunee focus: baskets, creation story, thanksgiving address)
Civilizations in Contact (Columbus’ journals, Pueblo Revolt, Otermín, Hopi Mesa, Mary Rowaldson, J. Hector St. John de Crèvecœur)