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work_rwrgteqtezbelcvhozqjsiwfg4	Rachel Griffis	Reformation Leads to Self-Reliance: The Protestantism of Transcendentalism	2017.0	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6261	437	57	Keywords: Protestantism; transcendentalism; self-reliance; Milton; Channing; Emerson Waldo Emerson, the quintessential transcendentalist, suggests the Protestant Reformation produced writers, specifically William Ellery Channing and Ralph Waldo Emerson, expected literature to play in furthering the work of the Protestant Reformation, Emerson argues that both government and religion of Protestantism in the American literary tradition, and these works help students to understand Channing's and Emerson's aspirations for American literature in their essays point to the lives of Americans during and after the Civil War. In his call for a national literary tradition, Channing of literature in the moral lives of Americans, and several are useful for helping students to trace "Emerson and Milton." American Literature 3 (1930): 45–59. Protestantism Gives Way to Transcendentalism: Milton, Channing, and Emerson Protestantism Gives Way to Transcendentalism: Milton, Channing, and Emerson American Literature's Moral Purpose: Individual Interpretation and Learning American Literature's Moral Purpose: Individual Interpretation and Learning	./cache/work_rwrgteqtezbelcvhozqjsiwfg4.pdf	./txt/work_rwrgteqtezbelcvhozqjsiwfg4.txt