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,Herman Melville: ‘Scaffoldings Scaling Heaven’,arrogated to himself a quite extraordinary freedom. He is one of the very first writers to grasp that the newly opened-up intellectual and imaginative space of literature permits the writer to assume any role he pleases, and that part of his implicit contract with the unwitting reader is that he may

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91786-8s, as if an expanding America could have no limits either spatial or spiritual, as if the saturnalia of the spirit announced by Emerson would have no end. Now the Union itself had been placed in mortal jeopardy. With immediate retrospective hindsight it seemed that this crisis had always been loomin