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Different Dreams?: Ruskin, Whitman and the American West

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Different Dreams? Ruskin, Whitman and the American West. / Donaldson, Christopher.
In: The Ruskin Review, Vol. 15, 30.09.2022, p. 121–127.

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Harvard

Donaldson, C 2022, 'Different Dreams? Ruskin, Whitman and the American West', The Ruskin Review, vol. 15, pp. 121–127.

APA

Donaldson, C. (2022). Different Dreams? Ruskin, Whitman and the American West. The Ruskin Review, 15, 121–127.

Vancouver

Donaldson C. Different Dreams? Ruskin, Whitman and the American West. The Ruskin Review. 2022 Sept 30;15:121–127.

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Donaldson, Christopher. / Different Dreams? Ruskin, Whitman and the American West. In: The Ruskin Review. 2022 ; Vol. 15. pp. 121–127.

Bibtex

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