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Howard Nemerov: Critical Review by David Bromwich

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SOURCE: Bromwich, David. A review of The Western Approaches. Georgia Review 30 (winter 1976): 1027-30.

In the following excerpted review, Bromwich says that Nemerov's The Western Approaches exhibits influences from William Butler Yeats, W. H. Auden, and Robert Frost.

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