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200 10$aStone Cottage $ePound, Yeats, and modernism /$fJames Longenbach$b[electronic resource]
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330 8 $aBetween 1913 and 1916, W.B.Yeats and Ezra Pound spent three winters together in a cottage in rural Sussex. This volume documents those years and attempts to show how the interaction of the two men was a seminal part of the rise of Anglo-American modernism.
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