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William Cullen Bryant 1794–1878: Critical Essay by Albert F. McLean

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SOURCE: "The Divided Voice," in his William Cullen Bryant, updated edition, Twayne Publishers, 1989, pp. 106-31.

In the excerpt below, McLean focuses on Bryant's poetic theory and poetic technique, observing a distinct division between the poet's artistic intention and his poetic achievement.

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