The featured poets and writers include Marianne Moore, Mark Van Doren, Yvor Winters, and R.P. Blackmur. These poets discuss their art in general and also explore the works of other poets such as Edwin Muir, Edith Sitwell, and Thomas Hardy.
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In To Fix a National Character, Abigail G. Mullen argues that the First Barbary War represented much more than the military defeat of an irritating minor power. This nuanced political and diplomatic history demonstrates that these connections represented the turning point of the war, rather than any individual battles.
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A new history of the First Barbary War, a conflict that helped plant the seeds for the United States’ ascent to a global superpower. InTo Fix a National Character, Abigail G. Mullen argues that the First Barbary War represented much more than the military defeat of an irritating minor power.