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Outline History of English and American Literature

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American Book Company, 1900 - 552 mga pahina
  

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JSTOR: A Short History of American Literature
"American Literature," by CHARLES F. JOHNSON in his Outline History of English and American Literature, pp. 427-545. New York: American Book Company, 900o. ...
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