Charles Brockden Brown
name of the literary society that he established
whats a picaresque novel
on an adventure with an rogue protagonist
the ventriloquist
Carwin
Who dies at the beginning of the novel
by Combustion
Father Wieland
First National Park
What is Yellowstone National Park
What was his Grandma's job
What was a furniture maker
what was the name of the proto-novel by Aphra Behn
Oroonoko
the maid
Judith
Who Keeps saying HOLD!
Carwin
What Minnesota Town was Winona Ryder Born in
What is Winona
what college did he attend
NONE
At what age and disease did Brown die of
What is Tuberculosis at 39
Why did Clara have such a big house by herself
she wasn't married and not subject to the law of coverture.
How did Wieland Die
Suicide
What percentage of the Earth's wildlife is found in the ocean?
up to 3% off
94%
What % of the pop. did the Yellow Fever kill in Philadelphia in 1793
What is 10%
What friend in New York died of yellow fever in 1798
Who is Elihu Hubbard Smith
exactly how many columns were in the temple that Father Wieland built
12 Tuscan Columns
whats an Epistolary novel
Novel containing letters
How many folds are in a chef's hat?
up to 3 off
100
In 1801 he published his last two novels, what were they
what were Clara Howard and Jane Talbot
In 1807 this magazine was made and included previous events
What is the American Register
In 1794 Ann Radcliffe made this Novel, because it showed the same gothic style and a physical space were supernatural things happen.
The Mysteries of Udolpho
This person whose name I did not mention has a house in Philadelphia where Clara visits multiple times
GL lol
who is Mrs. Baynton
The two major epistolary novels I mentioned in the final slide
Person or actual novel
William Hill Brown’s Power of Sympathy(1789) and Hannah Webster Foster’s The Coquette (1797).