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An examination of late-nineteenth/early twentieth century gay American writing, by both canonical writers such as Henry James and those who are not well-known, such as Edward Prime-Stevenson.
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An examination of late-nineteenth/early twentieth century gay American writing, by both canonical writers such as Henry James and those who are not well-known, such as Edward Prime-Stevenson.
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"An examination of late-nineteenth/early twentieth century gay American writing, by both canonical writers such as Henry James and those who are not well-known, such as Edward Prime-Stevenson."
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