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The Open Boat: Critical Essay by William T. Going

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SOURCE: Going, William T. “William Higgins and Crane's ‘The Open Boat’: A Note about Fact and Fiction.” Papers on English Language & Literature 1, no. 1 (winter 1963): 79-82.

In the following essay, Going traces the treatment of William Higgins's death in newspaper accounts and in “The Open Boat.”

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