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Washington Irving: Critical Essay by Ladies' Repository

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SOURCE: “Irving as a Writer,” Ladies' Repository, Vol. 8, July, 1848, pp. 217-20.

In the following essay, the critic praises Irving as a writer of the highest quality, forever to be remembered and revered.

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