Reference Guide to American LiteratureD. L. Kirkpatrick St. James Press, 1987 - 816 páginas |
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... became much more a political symbol than a poetic force when , after making propaganda broadcasts for Italy's fascist government during World War II , he was arrested for treason and confined for some years in an insane asylum . Pound's ...
... became much more a political symbol than a poetic force when , after making propaganda broadcasts for Italy's fascist government during World War II , he was arrested for treason and confined for some years in an insane asylum . Pound's ...
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... became embittered by his experiences with both sides in the Spanish Civil War and became increasingly a right - wing isolationist stressing the American values of the founding fathers . The Spanish Civil War , however , brought Ernest ...
... became embittered by his experiences with both sides in the Spanish Civil War and became increasingly a right - wing isolationist stressing the American values of the founding fathers . The Spanish Civil War , however , brought Ernest ...
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... became an avid theater - goer , rarely missing a minstrel show or musical comedy at the Lafayette Opera House . Not surpris- ingly , transcribing speech and writing plays became his lucra- tive livelihood . Following a stint as a ...
... became an avid theater - goer , rarely missing a minstrel show or musical comedy at the Lafayette Opera House . Not surpris- ingly , transcribing speech and writing plays became his lucra- tive livelihood . Following a stint as a ...
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AMERICAN LITERATURE TO 1900 | 3 |
AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE 1900 | 14 |
READING LIST | 309 |
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