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Critical Commentary Related to The Maternal Ancestors of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Robert Manning, Hawthorne's maternal uncle
(courtesy of
...
)
Excerpt from Margaret B. Moore's book,
The Salem World of Nathaniel Hawthorne
, in which
she says that "Hawthorne's mother…has been badly misrepresented through the years"
(69). (courtesy of the
University of Missouri Press
)
Excerpt from Edwin Haviland Miller's book,
Salem Is My Dwelling Place
, in which
he asserts that Hawthorne's mother's "isolation from the world was extreme" (32) and in which he discusses how this affected Hawthorne
. (courtesy of
University of Iowa Press
)
Excerpt from Margaret B. Moore's book,
The Salem World of Nathaniel Hawthorne
, in which she
explores Hawthorne's relationship with his mother and cites the views of various critics on this relationship
. (courtesy of the
University of Missouri Press
)
Excerpt from Margaret B. Moore's book,
The Salem World of Nathaniel Hawthorne
, in which she
discusses the role of Robert Manning in Hawthorne's life
. (courtesy of the
University of Missouri Press
)
Excerpt from Edwin Haviland Miller's book,
Salem Is My Dwelling Place
, in which he discusses
Hawthorne's ambivalent feelings toward Robert Manning
. (courtesy of
University of Iowa Press
)
Excerpts from the history of the Robert Manning house at 31 Dearborn St. in Salem by Robert Booth
for
Historic Salem, Inc.
, 2 Feb., 2001 (courtesy of Robert Booth and Historic Salem)
Page citation: http://www.hawthorneinsalem.org/page/11654/