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Vachel Lindsay •ï¿½65 Items / 21 Books, 17 Articles, 23 Poems, 4 Reviews
The Litany of Washington Street (1929)
by Vachel Lindsay
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    American History Revued (Review)
    Schuyler Jackson
    The Litany of Washington Street, by Vachel Lindsay
    1. The Litany of Washington Street by Vachel Lindsay
    The New Republic, July 31, 1929, p. 292
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    The Week's Reading (Review)
    J. Dana Tasker
    The Litany of Washington Street, by Vachel Lindsay
    1. The Litany of Washington Street by Vachel Lindsay
    The Outlook, March 27, 1929, p. 505
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    Check List of New Books (4 Reviews)
    Poetry
    1. Land of Dreams, and Other Poems by John Theodore Dalton
    2. The Black Christ, and Other Poems by Countee Cullen
    3. The Litany of Washington Street by Vachel Lindsay
    4. Every Soul Is a Circus by Vachel Lindsay
    The American Mercury, April 1930
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    Take It or Leave It (13 Reviews)
    Donald F. Rose
    July Reading
    1. Cold Steel by M.P. Shiel
    2. Molinoff; or, The Count in the Kitchen by Maurice Bedel
    3. Through the Lattice by Evelyne Close
    4. Mortal Men by Burnham Carter
    5. As Far As Jane's Grandmother by Edith Olivier
    6. Swords and Roses by Joseph Hergesheimer
    7. The Litany of Washington Street by Vachel Lindsay
    8. Hello Towns! by Sherwood Anderson
    9. Hardware by Edward L. McKenna
    10. Round-Up by Ring W. Lardner
    11. Awake and Rehearse by Louis Bromfield
    12. Black Magic by Paul Morand
    13. A Native Argosy by Morley Callaghan
    The Forum, July 1929