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Edwin Muir: Critical Essay by Hayden Carruth

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SOURCE: Carruth, Hayden. “The Separate Splendours: Homage to Edwin Muir.” Poetry 88, no. 5 (August 1956): 389-93.

In the following brief essay, Carruth, an award-winning American poet, praises Muir's treatment of time, our moment in history, and eternity in such poems as “The Escape,” “The Interrogation,” and “All We.”

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