“91 Revere Street”

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“91 Revere Street” is a celebrated autobiographical essay by Robert Lowell that vividly recalls his childhood and family life in Boston.

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instanceOf autobiographical essay
literary work
author Robert Lowell
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Boston Brahmin society
linked to: Boston Brahmins
firstPersonNarration true
focusesOn childhood
family life
genre autobiography
memoir
hasTheme New England identity
class and social status
family dynamics
memory
personal history
hasTitle 91 Revere Street
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement confessional literature
literaryReputation celebrated
mainSubject Lowell family
Robert Lowell
namedAfter 91 Revere Street, Boston address
narrativeLocation Boston
narrativePerspective adult recollection of childhood
portrays Robert Lowell’s parents
extended Lowell family
setting Beacon Hill, Boston
linked to: Beacon Hill
timePeriodDescribed early 20th century
workOf Robert Lowell

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