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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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Sources:
AMERICAN POETRY: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. VOLUME 2. HERMAN MELVILLE TO TRUMBULL STICKNEY; AMERICAN INDIAN POETRY; FOLK SONGS AND SPIRITUALS.
Hollander, John (ed.)
(1993)
Page 792
THE NORTON ANTHOLOGY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE.
Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. & Mckay, Nellie Y. (eds.)
(1997)
Page 12
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