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Sherwood Anderson: Critical Essay by Clarence B. Lindsay

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SOURCE: Lindsay, Clarence B. “The Unrealized City in Sherwood Anderson's Windy McPherson's Son and Marching Men.Midwestern Miscellany 23 (1995): 17-27.

In the following essay, Lindsay argues that Anderson's “urban” fiction fails to realize its intended impact.

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