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PS121 .W7
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In defense of reason. |
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PS121 .W7 1960
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In defense of reason. Primitivism and decadence: a study of American experimental poetry. Maule's curse: seven studies in the history of American obscurantism. The Anatomy of nonsense. The significance of The bridge, by Hart Crane, or What are we to think of Professor X? |
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PS124
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Engendering men : the question of male feminist criticism / |
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PS124 .D93 1834
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A discourse on the necessity and the means of making our national literature independent of that of Great Britain : delivered before the members of the Pennsylvania Library of Foreign Literature and Science, on Saturday, Feb. 15, 1834 / |
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PS124 .U8
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Uses of literature. |
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PS125.5.N3 N2 1990
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The National book award : writers on their craft and their world/ |
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PS125.5.P8 C47 2009eb
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Chronicle of the Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry : discussions, decisions and documents / |
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PS125.5.P8 F57 2007eb
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Chronicle of the Pulitzer Prizes for fiction : discussions, decisions, and documents / |
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PS128
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" ... the real war will never get in the books" : Selections from Writers During the Civil War. |
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PS128 .A2
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A dictionary of American authors, |
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PS128 .B4 1920
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Four Americans: Roosevelt, Hawthorne, Emerson, Whitman. |
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PS128 .B95 1943
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American authors and books, 1640-1940 |
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PS128 .B95 1962
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American authors and books, 1640 to the present day |
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PS128 .C5
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American men of letters, their nature and nurture, |
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PS128 .F9
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Selective bibliography of American literature, 1775-1900; a brief estimate of the more important American authors and a description of their representative works, |
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PS128 .H37
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Famous authors (men), |
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PS128 .H39 1993eb
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The Real war will never get in the books : selections from writers during the Civil War / |
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PS128 .H8 1898
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American bookmen : sketches, chiefly biographical, of certain writers of the nineteenth century / |
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PS128 .M39 1993
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The Real war will never get in the books : selections from writers during the Civil War / |
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PS128 .M67 2011
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Lost in the Antebellum. |
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