Paperback • 2014 • 1. edition

November Boughs

Name: November Boughs
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ISBN: 9780486496337

By Walt Whitman

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About the book

Written while Whitman was 70 years old, these rare essays and verses begin with reflections on the genesis of the poet's most famous work, " Leaves of Grass." A selection of poetry, "Sands at Seventy," is followed by prose items including "Slang in America," "What Lurks Behind Shakespeare's Historical Plays," "The Old Bowery," and biographical notes on Quaker abolitionist Elias Hicks.

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9780486496337

Publisher

Dover Publications Inc.

Published year

2014

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Original title

November Boughs

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Paperback

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