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Dudley Randall: Critical Essay by R. Baxter Miller

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SOURCE: “‘Endowing the World and Time’: The Life and Work of Dudley Randall,” in Tennessee Studies in Literature, Vol. 30, 1986, pp. 77-92.

In the following excerpt, Miller profiles Randall's poetry and comments on Randall's contributions towards the promotion of black writing.

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