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Explore the life and legacy of one of America's most influential poets in "The Good Gray Poet, A Vindication" by William Douglas O'Connor. This biographical and critical work champions Walt Whitman during the 19th century, offering a powerful defense of his poetry and his place in American literature. Delve into O'Connor's passionate argument for Whitman's genius, and understand the controversies that surrounded his groundbreaking work.
This volume provides invaluable insight into the reception of Whitman's poetry during his lifetime. Examining both his life and his art, "The Good Gray Poet" is essential reading for anyone interested in American poetry, literary criticism, and the biography of a pivotal figure. A vital contribution to understanding the evolution of American literature, this carefully prepared reprint makes a significant historical text available once more. Discover the man behind "Leaves of Grass" and the enduring power of his vision.
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