David McKay: Whitman's Final Publisher.
This essay presents the final edition of Walt Whitman's book "Leaves of Grass." It was revealed that the edition made significant modification despite Whitman's request for fidelity to the final version. Whitman and David McKay's relationship and its impact on the revisions of the book was discussed...
| Publicado en: | Walt Whitman Quarterly Review Vol. 24; no. 2/3; pp. 125 - 140 |
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University of Iowa
Fall/2006/Winter2007
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