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		Christopher Pearse Cranch was a Unitarian minister, poet, author, artist, and member of the Transcendental Club.
		At this time Cranch drew a number of inspired and amusing caricatures of Emerson, based upon passages in Emerson's works, that became famous and today are highly prized.
		Cranch published early poetry in the Dial and the Harbinger; he published some later poetry in his collection The Bird and the Bell with Other Poems (1875).
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	Christopher Pearse Cranch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Christopher Pearse Cranch (March 8, 1813 – 1892) was a United States writer and artist.
		Cranch was born in the District of Columbia, and educated at Columbian College and Harvard Divinity School, then spending a little time as a Unitarian minister.
		In a subsequent versatile career he was a magazine editor, caricaturist, children's fantasy writer (the Huggermugger books), poet (The Bird and the Bell with Other Poems in 1875), translator, and landscape painter.
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		Christopher Pearse Cranch (March 8 1813 — 1892) was an American writer and artist.
		He was born in the District of Columbia, and educated at Columbian College and Harvard Divinity School, then spending a little time as a Unitarian minister.
		He edited for a time a Transcendentalist publication, and was a member of the Transcendental Club.
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	MHS \| Christopher P. Cranch Papers, 1782-1928 : Guide to the Collection
		Christopher Pearse Cranch (1813-1892) attended the Harvard Divinity School, was a Unitarian minister, a Transcendentalist, painter, and poet.
		Cranch's letters home describe his work on the court, including his later appointment by Jefferson as Chief Justice of the same body; articles written for the Federalist under the name Lucius Junius Brutus, and work on his project of reporting Supreme Court cases for publication with many of his letters describing recent Supreme Court action.
		The bulk of the papers of Christopher Pearse Cranch date from 1828-1892 and many are typescripts and extracts of letters and diaries gathered by Cranch's daughter, Leonora Cranch Scott, in preparation for her 1917 book, The Life and Letters of Christopher Pearse Cranch.
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	Christopher Cranch
		Christopher Pearse Cranch may well had the greatest range of interests of the Transcendentalists, yet perhaps was not a shallow dilettante as sometimes labeled.
		In return, Cranch found Emerson's poetry lacking in "one essential element, the sensuous." As Buell says, he, like Ellery Channing and Dwight, were "closer to the purely artistic temperament than Emerson," and were troubled by Emerson's concept of poet as prophet.
		Cranch's close friendship with John Sullivan Dwight, a pioneering music critic, led to many visits to Brook Farm, where he was appreciated for his music and entertainment for the children.
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		Christopher Pearse Cranch (March 8March 8 is the 67th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (68th in Leap years).
		Cranch was born in the District of Columbia, and educated at Columbian College and Harvard Divinity SchoolHarvard Divinity School is one of the constituent schools of Harvard University, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the United States of America.
		Its purpose is to train graduate students in either the practice of a religious ministry or the academic investigation of religion.
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		The Capital (detail) by Christopher P. Cranch, History of the United States Capital (United States Government Printing Office): This lavishly illustrated chapter of William C. Allen's text, entitled "An Unsettled Time, 1830-1850," includes Allen's analysis of Cranch's 1841 painting of the Capital.
		Christopher Pearse Cranch, 1813-1892, American Transcendental Web (Virginia Commonwealth University): Includes a short, hyperlinked biography by Ann Woodlief, links to additional biographies (such a contemporary one by George Willis Cooke), a collection of poems, and images.
		Cranch, C. Cranch, Christopher P., Making of America (Cornell University Library Digital Collections): An impressive collections of Cranch's work (some thirty items in a variety of genres), appearing as they were originally published in Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Scribner's, The Atlantic Monthly and many other leading publications of the day.
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	Transcendental Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The club was established in the Boston, Massachusetts home of George Ripley, on September 8, 1836, by Frederick Henry Hedge, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Orestes Brownson, Bronson Alcott, James Freeman Clarke, and Convers Francis.
		Other regular male members included William Henry Channing (whose uncle Dr. William Ellery Channing also attended once), Theodore Parker, Christopher Pearse Cranch, John Sullivan Dwight, Cyrus Bartol, and Caleb Stetson; the group's female members included Sophia Ripley, Margaret Fuller, and Elizabeth Peabody.
		The club was a meeting-place for these young thinkers and an organizing ground for their idealist frustration with the general state of American culture and society at the time, and in particular, the state of intellectualism at Harvard and in the Unitarian church.
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	I402: William CRANCH (Judge) (17 JUL 1769 - 1 SEP 1855) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		"The painter, John Cranch (1807-1891), of whom the article said no record could be found, was the son of Judge Cranch and an associate of the National Academy.
		John Cranch was a native of Washington and a portrait painter of considerable ability.
		Judge Cranch, among his many distinctions, was the first Professor of Law in the Columbian College, now The George Washington University.
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	Three Children's Novels by Christopher Pearse Cranch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The manuscript of Cranch's third and last novel, The Legend of Dr. Theophilus, disappeared around 1870 and did not resurface until the 1980s.
		As the editors explain in their introduction, Cranch was the first American author to write novel-length works solely for children, and to fuse elements of fantasy and adventure.
		In Dr. Theophilus Cranch takes children to a faraway place where the sun cannot penetrate the fog and where a suit of enchanted clothes can cause mayhem and grief.
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	Cranch, Christopher P. -- Crane, Anne M.: in Cornell University's Making of America
		Cranch, Christopher Pearse, A Poem Read at the 250th Anniversary of the First Church in Quincy.
		Cranch's Sequel to the Last of the Huggermuggers, Kobboltozo.
		Cranch's The Bird and the Bell, with other Poems.
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		Christopher Pearse Cranch, American, 1813-1892 San Pietro in Castello, Venice about 1860 Oil on canvas
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		Christopher Pearse Cranch, Greta D. Litttle, Joel Myerson
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		Christopher Pearse Cranch (1813-1892) was the first American author to write novel-length works for children.
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		Cranch published early poetry in the Dial and the Harbinger; he published some later poetry in his collection The Bird and the Bell with Other Poems (1875).
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	CRANCH, CHRISTOPHER PEARSE, The Last of the Huggermuggers, A Giant Story. With Illustrations. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		CRANCH, CHRISTOPHER PEARSE, The Last of the Huggermuggers, A Giant Story.
		Though Cranch is known as a minor transcendentalist poet, his best works are undoubtedly the two stories for children (this one and its sequel, Kobboltozo, 1857) about a sailor-boy named Jacky Cable who meets the last giant of Huggermugger Island.
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	Christopher Pearse Cranch Bibliography
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		In his day, Christopher Pearse Cranch was a well-known figure in American arts and letters, with close ties to the New England Transcendentalists.
		Though Cranch made his mark in fields ranging from poetry and journalism to caricature and oil painting, his most enduring achievements are his novels for children.
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	Books by Christopher Bell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		But when the Sunday school teacher explains the biblical truth that "a secret gift can pacify anger," he gets a bright idea.
		More than a book or a gift item, this small package will help provide an oasis of tranquility in a harried world.
		Written by worldwide meditation teacher Christopher Titmuss, the set provides much more than the beautiful enclosed book with over 100 color photographs.
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		I402: William CRANCH (Judge) (17 JUL 1769 - 1 SEP 1855)
		I17088: John Cranch Walker Vivian (Capt. The Hon.) (18 APR 1818 -)
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		The Spirit of the Age by Christopher Pearse Cranch (Nelson)
		At the Mermaid Caffeteria by Christopher Morley (Steve)
		The Church of Unbent Knees by Christopher Morley (Steve)
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	The Legend of Doctor Theophilus: or, The Enchanted Clothes by Christopher Pearse Cranch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	Christopher Pearse Cranch and his caricatures of New England transcendentalism - doctorsbookstore.com Info and Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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	U.S. Women Painters: 1893 Exposition--Page 3
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		Her son Allyn Cox also became a mural painter.
		studied art in Boston with her father (Christopher Pearse Cranch, the transcendentalist writer and Hudson River Valley painter) and others, in New York at the Arts Students League, and in Paris.
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	Biblio: Kobboltozo by Cranch, Christopher Pearse: Details
		Still, aside from the loss from the contents page, the book is complete, all the lovely illustrations are intact and this is a prime candidate for a custom re-binding.
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