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Margaret Walker 1915–: Critical Essay by Stephen Vincent Benét

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SOURCE: "Foreword," in For My People, Yale University Press, 1942, pp. 5-7.

In this excerpt from the Foreword to For My People, Benét introduces Walker as a promising new poet whose sincerity and talent make her work successful.

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