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Disease and Literature: Lewis J. Moorman

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SOURCE: An introduction to Tuberculosis and Genius, University of Chicago Press, 1940, pp. ix-xxxiii.

In the following excerpt, Moorman speculates on the possible connection between tuberculosis and literary genius.

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