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This package consists of summaries of and essays from the greatest works of American Literature. In it, you will find reflections on The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, My Antonia, with To Kill a Mockingbird and The Great Gatsby to come.

The first essay deals with the message of nostalgia, especially as it pertains to Jim and Antonia. The second essay describes Jim's wife, in as much as the book reveals her to us, and makes the point that he should not have married Antonia and is better off with his own wife. The third essay recognizes the potential implications for Jim's name and how it affects himself and the other characters in the story.

This essay responds to the two opposing views of Christianity as displayed by Twain in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. It deals with issues of slavery and morality, as well as speculation upon the author's own view of Christianity.

This document gives a complete description of all rhetorical devices, as well as examples, and the categories they fall under. It also contains all common topics and subtopics of invention, the five canons, and the species of rhetoric in detail.