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* [[A Poet Showing The New York Muscle, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)]] | * [[A Poet Showing The New York Muscle, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)]] | ||
* [[Walt Whitman And His Poems, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)]] | * [[Walt Whitman And His Poems, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)]] | ||
* [[Walt Whitmans Children, Indianapolis Journal (Article, September 1902)]] | |||
=== Gallery === | === Gallery === | ||
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File:1906-08-18-evening-star-days-with-walt-whitman.png | File:1906-08-18-evening-star-days-with-walt-whitman.png | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
* The Evening Star (1906), newspaper advertisement for Edward Carpenter's published book "Days With Walt Whitman" (1906) | * The Evening Star (1906), newspaper advertisement for Edward Carpenter's published book "Days With Walt Whitman" (1906) | ||
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Walt Whitman (May 31st, 1819 to March 26, 1892) was an American poet and known for being openly queer in his lifetime.
Related Works
Articles
- A Poet Showing The New York Muscle, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)
- Walt Whitman And His Poems, New York Dispatch (Article, 1855)
- Walt Whitmans Children, Indianapolis Journal (Article, September 1902)
Gallery
- The Evening Star (1906), newspaper advertisement for Edward Carpenter's published book "Days With Walt Whitman" (1906)
