The New-York Book of Poetry
The New-York Book of Poetry — English source edition. Subject: American poetry -- New York (State).
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Clear search & filtersThe New-York Book of Poetry — English source edition. Subject: American poetry -- New York (State).
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The Culprit Fay, and Other Poems — English source edition. Subject: American poetry -- 19th century.
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Harlem shadows — English source edition. Subject: African Americans -- Poetry.
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