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An Island in the Moon
Table of Contents
- About this Resource
- Introduction
- Joseph Viscomi, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- Dramatis Personae
- Complete Video
- Video Selections
- Songs (Audio Only)
- Illustrated Text
- Text 1
- Text 2
- Text 3
- Text 4
- Text 5
- Text 6
- Text 7
- Text 8
- Text 9
- Text 10
- Text 11
- Text 12
- Text 13
- Text 14
- Text 15
- Text 16
- Text 17
- Text 18
- Text 19
- Text 20
- Text 21
- Text 22
- Text 23
- Text 24
- Text 25
- Text 26
- Text 27
- Further Reading
- Credits
- Original Source
Editor
Original publication/creation date
c. 1784. Source text is a 16-page manuscript that was never published.
Published @ RC
April 2014
Resource Technical Editor
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