Walt Whitman Speaks John Cianca the corruption of the clergy

the corruption of the clergy

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Walt Whitman Speaks John Cianca the corruption of the clergyTo mark the bicentenary of Walt Whitman's death, Carcanet publishes a distillation from Horace Traubel's conversations with the great American poet. Whitman speaks from the heart, an old man who changed the course of American poetry and, by extension, the poetries of Europe, Asia, Latin America A young journalist and reformer, Traubel visited him nearly every day at his home in Camden, New Jersey. Whitman liked to talk, especially about the big