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Notice how much action takes place in For your sisters now in chains , the poem . Clods grope upward ; cowslips Answer ! are ye fit to be startle ; buttercups catch the sun . Is all this Mothers of the brave and free ? movement ...
Notice how much action takes place in For your sisters now in chains , the poem . Clods grope upward ; cowslips Answer ! are ye fit to be startle ; buttercups catch the sun . Is all this Mothers of the brave and free ? movement ...
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What is the “ Word over all ” referred to at the start of the poem ? Why does Whitman 4. Whitman was one of the two greatest think it a beautiful word ? What does the poets of the Civil War ( Melville was the poem reveal of Whitman's ...
What is the “ Word over all ” referred to at the start of the poem ? Why does Whitman 4. Whitman was one of the two greatest think it a beautiful word ? What does the poets of the Civil War ( Melville was the poem reveal of Whitman's ...
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... Whether a reflective poem or a stirring Then Beauty is its own excuse for being . lecture , the writings of Ralph Waldo EmerWhat does each of these representative son are celebrated for their forceful and passages reveal about its ...
... Whether a reflective poem or a stirring Then Beauty is its own excuse for being . lecture , the writings of Ralph Waldo EmerWhat does each of these representative son are celebrated for their forceful and passages reveal about its ...
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Contents
The Land | 5 |
IN SUMMARY | 63 |
THE PRESENT RECOVERS THE PAST | 74 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 864 pages |
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