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Journal Article
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2021
Overview
When the great nineteenth-century antiquarian James Savage disputed the assumption that John Winthrop wrote A Short Story (London 1644), he was on to something, although the evidence he adduced was incorrect. Taking as a starting point two facts about the book-it is a compilation of documents and bears numerous marks of being an intentional text-this essay describes how the Short Story came into being and suggests who may be the \"I\" who mysteriously (and unidentified) speaks in the text.
Publisher
New England Quarterly, Inc,MIT Press,New England Quarterly, Incorporated
