Landscape and Identity in North America's Southern Colonies from 1660 to 1745

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The book explores the depiction of the American landscape in literature from 1660 to 1745, focusing on works printed in both Europe and America. It analyzes various genres to reveal how authors portrayed the geography, climate, and biodiversity of North America, with special emphasis on the southern colonies of Carolina and Georgia. Through these textual representations, the work highlights the evolving perceptions of America during this pivotal period in history.