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Walt Whitman Crossing Brooklyn Ferry
Jesse and Walt Whitman at his home in Camden
 

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Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online: 1841-1902. Brooklyn: Brooklyn Public Library

Walt Whitman Archive

Mickle Street Review

New York Public Library

Library Of Congress: Fienberg Collection

Library Of Congress: American Memory Whitman Resources


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