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Archibald MacLeish: Critical Essay by Dayton Kohler

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SOURCE: Kohler, Dayton. “MacLeish and the Modern Temper.” South Atlantic Quarterly 38 (1939): 416-26.

In the following essay, Kohler describes MacLeish as a “spokesman of the modern age” whose social poetry reaffirms the American ideal of human freedom.

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