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Spoon River Anthology: Critical Essay by Amy Lowell

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SOURCE: “Edgar Lee Masters and Carl Sandburg,” in Tendencies in Modern American Poetry, The Macmillan Company, 1917, pp. 139-200.

In the following excerpt, Lowell provides an analysis of Spoon River and of Masters's career as a Midwestern poet.

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