Prose Writings, Volume 1Russell & Russell, 1964 - 855 pages |
Contents
Relation of Poetry to Time and Place | 3 |
On Originality and Imitation | 35 |
EARLY AMERICAN VERSE | 45 |
Copyright | |
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