CLAIMING A PLACE IN THE NATION: WISCONSIN WOMEN EXPERIENCE THE CIVIL WAR THROUGH PRIVATE WRITING.
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SHAG CARPET.
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PREFACE.
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PORTRAITS OF THE AMERICAN HEARTLAND AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE COUNTERCULTURE.
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ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MIDWESTERN LITERATURE, 2002.
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THE STRENGTH OF THE MIDWESTERN PROLETARIAT: MERIDEL LE SUEUR AND THE IDEAL PROLETARIAN LITERATURE.
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STIFFED: DAVID MAMET'S MEN.
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THEODORE DREISER, THERMODYNAMICS, AND THE "MANLY MAN": AN ANALYSIS OF GENDER RELATIONS IN THE COWPERWOOD TRILOGY.
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LOCAL COLOR, LOCAL NEWS, AND "THE MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEYBURG".
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TWAIN, HOWELLS, AND THE ORIGINS OF MIDWESTERN DRAMA.
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A HEART ENSHROUDED IN THE LANDSCAPE: AN IMPRESSIONIST READING OF "BIG TWO-HEARTED RIVER".
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ASTRID, SIGGY, AND BERT.
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