Hawthorne in Concord - Philip McFarland

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From his arrival here in 1842 until his death, American writer Nathaniel Hawthorne considered Concord, Massachusetts, his hometown. Acclaimed historian Philip McFarland focuses on three key periods spent there with his family -- to whom he was both tender husband and doting father -- and his circle of friends, who were the literary luminaries of the day. A terrific portrait of this author, placed firmly into context.
Grove Press, 2004. Paperback, 341 pp.

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