American bards : Walt Whitman and other unlikely candidates for national poet / by Whitley, Edward Keyes

American bards : Walt Whitman and other unlikely candidates for national poet / by Whitley, Edward Keyes

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Inside the minstrel mask : readings in nineteenth-century blackface minstrelsy /

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Representing African Americans in transatlantic abolitionism and blackface minstrelsy / by Nowatzki, Robert, 1965-

Table of Contents: “…Strange bedfellows: blackface minstrelsy and abolitionism in America -- Abolitionism, nationalism, blackface minstrelsy, and racial attitudes in Victorian Britain -- Race, abolitionism, and blackface imagery in Victorian literature -- Our only truly national poets: blackface minstrelsy, slave narratives, cultural -- Nationalism, and the American Renaissance -- Blackface tropes in nineteenth-century American literature.…”

Representing African Americans in transatlantic abolitionism and blackface minstrelsy / by Nowatzki, Robert, 1965-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Strange bedfellows : blackface minstrelsy and abolitionism in America -- Abolitionism, nationalism, blackface minstrelsy, and racial attitudes in Victorian Britain -- Race, abolitionism, and blackface imagery in Victorian literature -- "Our only truly national poets" : blackface minstrelsy, slave narratives, cultural nationalism, and the American Renaissance -- Blackface tropes in nineteenth-century American literature.…”
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Representing African Americans in transatlantic abolitionism and blackface minstrelsy / by Nowatzki, Robert, 1965-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Strange bedfellows : blackface minstrelsy and abolitionism in America -- Abolitionism, nationalism, blackface minstrelsy, and racial attitudes in Victorian Britain -- Race, abolitionism, and blackface imagery in Victorian literature -- "Our only truly national poets" : blackface minstrelsy, slave narratives, cultural nationalism, and the American Renaissance -- Blackface tropes in nineteenth-century American literature.…”
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The best American newspaper narratives of 2012 /

Table of Contents: “…Life of a salesman / Eli Saslow (Washington Post) -- Never let go / Kelley Benham (Tampa Bay Times) -- Breaking free / Anne Hull (Washington Post) -- Snowfall: the avalanche at Tunnel Creek / John Branch (New York Times) -- Donna's diner: in the hard fall of a favorite son, a reminder of a city's scars, Part 4 of a five-part series / Dan Barry (New York Times) -- The nation's poet / Rosalind Bentley (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) -- I boy / Mark Johnson (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) -- Young Houstonians go from homelessness to college / Monica Rhor (Houston Chronicle) -- The girl who took down the gang / Louis Hansen (Virginian-Pilot) -- Soldiers recount 60-second attack that left them reflecting on life and death / Martin Kuz (Stars and Stripes) -- Judges' biographies.…”
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Intimate with Walt : selections from Whitman's conversations with Horace Traubel, 1888-1892 / by Traubel, Horace, 1858-1919

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The poets laureate anthology /