Hans Christian Andersen in American Literary Criticism of the Nineteenth Century

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The book explores the significant role of Hans Christian Andersen's reception in America during the nineteenth century, highlighting how American critics leveraged his works to address and support their perspectives on crucial national issues. Herbert Rowland presents a compelling argument for Andersen's influence within the broader context of international literary appreciation, showcasing the interplay between Andersen's narratives and American cultural discourse.