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Richard Wilbur: Critical Essay by George Monteiro

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SOURCE: Monteiro, George. “Redemption Through Nature: A Recurring Theme in Thoreau, Frost and Richard Wilbur.” American Quarterly 20, no. 4 (winter 1968): 795-809.

In the following essay, the author compares Wilbur's use of nature imagery with that of Henry David Thoreau and Robert Frost.

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