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Susanna Rowson
1791
Novel
Allegory, Romance, Women's Studies
The story is told in the third person by an omniscient narrator with significant authorial intrusion. The narrator often directly addresses the reader.
Charlotte Temple is in the past tense.
Charlotte Temple is the heroine of the story. During its first six years of publication, the book was called Charlotte, A Tale of Truth. Its subtitle was taken literally by many of the book's fans who developed all sorts of theories as to the real-life identities of the characters.
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