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"A Checklist of Scholarship on Southern Literature for 1996," Mississippi Quarterly, 50 (Supplement, 1997), 3–158.

Doss, Harriet E. Amos, "Commerce, Nationalism, and Unionism: Mobilians' Observances of the Death of U. S. Grant," Alabama Review, 55 (April 2002), 122–34.

Hallock, Thomas, "'On the Borders of a New World': Ecology, Frontier Plots, and Imperial Elegy in William Bartram's Travels," South Atlantic Review, 66 (Fall 2001), 109–33. . . .

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