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Whitman and the American Idiom

AuthorMark Bauerlein
PublisherLouisiana State Univ Pr
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Author(s)Mark Bauerlein
PublisherLouisiana State Univ Pr
ISBN / ASIN0807116815
ISBN-139780807116814
Sales Rank4,958,077
MarketplaceUnited States  🇺🇸

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Louisiana State University Press 1991

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