- Title Pages
- A Note on the Selection of Texts
- Introduction
-
Part I Early Appalachian Literature - Cherokee Narratives
- Thomas Jefferson
- William Bartram
- James Fenimore Cooper
- Elias Boudinot (Gallegina “Buck” Watie)
- Anne Newport Royall
- The Crockett Almanac
-
Part II Slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction - Elihu Embree
- Martin Robison Delany
- James Adams
- Fannie A. Fain
- Rebecca Harding Davis
- Booker T. Washington
-
Part III Regionalism, Local Color, and the Settlement Schools - George Washington Harris
- Mary Noailles Murfree (Charles Egbert Craddock)
- William Goodell Frost
- John Fox Jr.
- Effie Waller Smith
- Emma Bell Miles
- Olive Dame Campbell
- Lucy Furman
- Horace Kephart
- Frances Louisa Goodrich
-
Part IV Prose, Poetry, and Songs of Labor - Mary Harris “Mother” Jones
- Members of the National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners (Dreiser Committee)
- Protest Songs from the Textile Mills and Coalfields
- Muriel Rukeyser
- Don West
- Thomas Bell
-
Part V Appalachian Folklore - A Constellation of Folk Narratives
- A Constellation of Folk Songs
-
Part VI Modernism in Appalachian Literature - Thomas Wolfe
- Jesse Stuart
- James Still
- Anne Wetzell Armstrong
- Louise McNeill
- Mildred Haun
- Harriette Simpson Arnow
- Jonathan Williams
- James Wright
- Wilma Dykeman
-
Part VII The Appalachian Renaissance - Marilou Awiakta
- Nikki Giovanni
- Fred Chappell
- Irene McKinney
- Don Johnson
- Robert Morgan
- Jeff Daniel Marion
- Lynn Powell
- Jim Wayne Miller
- Kathryn Stripling Byer
- Charles Wright
- Gurney Norman
- Lisa Alther
- Jayne Anne Phillips
- Lee Smith
- John Edgar Wideman
- Breece D’J Pancake
- Fred Chappell
- George Ella Lyon
- Harvey Broome
- Harry Caudill
- Verna Mae Slone
- Loyal Jones
- Harry Middleton
- Jason Miller
- August Wilson
- Junebug Productions and Roadside Theater
- Jo Carson
-
Part VIII Twenty-First-Century Appalachian Literature - Maggie Anderson
- Frank X Walker
- Pauletta Hansel
- Ron Rash
- Diane Gilliam Fisher
- Darnell Arnoult
- doris davenport
- Anne Shelby
- Maurice Manning
- Jesse Graves
- Ricardo Nazario y Colón
- Melissa Range
- Rose McLarney
- Crystal Wilkinson
- Dorothy Allison
- Charles Frazier
- Ann Pancake
- Ron Rash
- Pamela Duncan
- Blake M. Hausman
- Silas House
- Tony Earley
- Robert Gipe
- Wiley Cash
- Mark Powell
- Sandor Ellix Katz
- Wendell Berry
- Jeff Mann
- Barbara Kingsolver
- Shannon Hayes
- Dana Wildsmith
- Karen Salyer McElmurray
- bell hooks
- Denise Giardina
- Higher Ground Project
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography and Permissions
- Author and Title Index
William Goodell Frost
William Goodell Frost
1854–1938
- Chapter:
- (p.111) William Goodell Frost
- Source:
- Writing Appalachia
- Author(s):
- Katherine Ledford, Theresa Lloyd
- Publisher:
- University Press of Kentucky
William Goodell Frost was born into a New York reformist family who offered their home as a station on the Underground Railroad. Additionally, his aunt, Lavinia Goodell, was the first woman to practice law before the Wisconsin Supreme Court. In 1876, Frost received an AB at the progressive Oberlin College, where he later returned to teach Greek. While teaching at Oberlin, Frost became interested in Appalachia, and his interest deepened when he became the president of Berea College in Berea, Kentucky, in 1893. Berea College was founded in 1855 by Kentucky abolitionist John G. Fee as an interracial institution; its supporters, both black and white, also championed black colleges such as Howard and Fisk. In the years after Kentucky’s 1904 legislation outlawing interracial education, Berea kept its white students at the Berea campus and founded Lincoln Institute in Louisville to educate African Americans. Frost implemented programs at Berea that he felt were suited to white mountain students....
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- Title Pages
- A Note on the Selection of Texts
- Introduction
-
Part I Early Appalachian Literature - Cherokee Narratives
- Thomas Jefferson
- William Bartram
- James Fenimore Cooper
- Elias Boudinot (Gallegina “Buck” Watie)
- Anne Newport Royall
- The Crockett Almanac
-
Part II Slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction - Elihu Embree
- Martin Robison Delany
- James Adams
- Fannie A. Fain
- Rebecca Harding Davis
- Booker T. Washington
-
Part III Regionalism, Local Color, and the Settlement Schools - George Washington Harris
- Mary Noailles Murfree (Charles Egbert Craddock)
- William Goodell Frost
- John Fox Jr.
- Effie Waller Smith
- Emma Bell Miles
- Olive Dame Campbell
- Lucy Furman
- Horace Kephart
- Frances Louisa Goodrich
-
Part IV Prose, Poetry, and Songs of Labor - Mary Harris “Mother” Jones
- Members of the National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners (Dreiser Committee)
- Protest Songs from the Textile Mills and Coalfields
- Muriel Rukeyser
- Don West
- Thomas Bell
-
Part V Appalachian Folklore - A Constellation of Folk Narratives
- A Constellation of Folk Songs
-
Part VI Modernism in Appalachian Literature - Thomas Wolfe
- Jesse Stuart
- James Still
- Anne Wetzell Armstrong
- Louise McNeill
- Mildred Haun
- Harriette Simpson Arnow
- Jonathan Williams
- James Wright
- Wilma Dykeman
-
Part VII The Appalachian Renaissance - Marilou Awiakta
- Nikki Giovanni
- Fred Chappell
- Irene McKinney
- Don Johnson
- Robert Morgan
- Jeff Daniel Marion
- Lynn Powell
- Jim Wayne Miller
- Kathryn Stripling Byer
- Charles Wright
- Gurney Norman
- Lisa Alther
- Jayne Anne Phillips
- Lee Smith
- John Edgar Wideman
- Breece D’J Pancake
- Fred Chappell
- George Ella Lyon
- Harvey Broome
- Harry Caudill
- Verna Mae Slone
- Loyal Jones
- Harry Middleton
- Jason Miller
- August Wilson
- Junebug Productions and Roadside Theater
- Jo Carson
-
Part VIII Twenty-First-Century Appalachian Literature - Maggie Anderson
- Frank X Walker
- Pauletta Hansel
- Ron Rash
- Diane Gilliam Fisher
- Darnell Arnoult
- doris davenport
- Anne Shelby
- Maurice Manning
- Jesse Graves
- Ricardo Nazario y Colón
- Melissa Range
- Rose McLarney
- Crystal Wilkinson
- Dorothy Allison
- Charles Frazier
- Ann Pancake
- Ron Rash
- Pamela Duncan
- Blake M. Hausman
- Silas House
- Tony Earley
- Robert Gipe
- Wiley Cash
- Mark Powell
- Sandor Ellix Katz
- Wendell Berry
- Jeff Mann
- Barbara Kingsolver
- Shannon Hayes
- Dana Wildsmith
- Karen Salyer McElmurray
- bell hooks
- Denise Giardina
- Higher Ground Project
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography and Permissions
- Author and Title Index