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Elizabeth Hardwick Raymond Weaver Lewis Mumford Newton Arvin James

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Composition and publication history

St. Anthony Harper & Bros

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Reception

White-Jacket William Clark Russell Sea stories John Masefield

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Merchantman New York City Cain

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Author: Herman Melville
Genre: Travel literature
Followed by: White Jacket
Language: English
Media type: Print
Preceded by: Mardi

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St. Anthony Anthony the great
Harper & Bros

Reception

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Elizabeth Hardwick Elizabeth Hardwick (writer)
Raymond Weaver
Lewis Mumford
Newton Arvin
James Henry James
Charles Dickens
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ISBN ISBN (identifier)
Matthiessen, F.O. F.O. Matthiessen

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Redburn

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Redburn

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related to Further reading · 28

Redburn → Amerikastudien, Angle, Baptism, Bowen, Gilman, Heinz, Herman Melville's Redburn, Initiation, Jahrbuch, James, JSTOR, Kosok, March, Melville's Early Life, Merlin, Miller, Modern Philology, New York, New York University Press, Nineteenth-Century Fiction

related to Plot · 25

Redburn → As, At, Before, Buttons, Cain, England, He, Her, Highlander, In, It, Its, Jackson, Judging, Launcelott's Hey, Liverpool, New York City, One, Representing, The

related to Reception · 17

Redburn → American, Americans, British, He, In, It, John Masefield, Launcelots Hey, Melville, Melville's, So, The, What, When Redburn, White-Jacket, William Clark Russell, Yet

related to Assessments · 13

Redburn → America, Elizabeth Hardwick, German, Interpretations, John Freeman, Lewis Mumford, Melville, Mumford's, Raymond Weaver, She, The, Throughout Melville's, Typifying

related to Character List · 11

Redburn → BoltonMiguel SavedaCarloThe O'Briens, Buttons, CrewThe, Danby's, DoctorLavenderJack BluntLarryGun-DeckThe Liverpool DocksDanbyMary, DutchmanThe GreenlanderMr Thompson, Mr JonesCaptain RigaThe Highlander, O'RegansGoodwell, Redburn's, Still, Wellingborough Redburn

related to history · 8

Redburn → Allen, Anthony, English, Living, Mardi, Melville, New York City, St

related to External links · 4

Redburn → Entry, LibriVox, Melville, Project GutenbergRedburn

Published · 2

Redburn → 1849 (London: Richard Bentley), 1849 (New York: Harper & Brothers)

Author · 1

Redburn → Herman Melville

Followed by · 1

Redburn → White Jacket

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melville american book first melville's voyage new liverpool one york literature published london 1849 james ship sailor like later bolton

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Redburn	Author	Herman Melville	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Followed by	White Jacket	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Genre	Travel literature	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Language	English	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Media type	Print	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Preceded by	Mardi	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Publication place	United States, England	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Published	1849 (New York: Harper & Brothers)	1.00	infobox
Redburn	Published	1849 (London: Richard Bentley)	1.00	infobox
Raymond Weaver	instance of	may be found in studies of Melville written in the 1920s by critics	0.80	text
John Freeman	instance of	may be found in studies of Melville written in the 1920s by critics	0.80	text
and Lewis Mumford	instance of	may be found in studies of Melville written in the 1920s by critics	0.80	text

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