Issue 10 | Mickle Street Review

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Issue 10

Walt Whitman
and the Foundation of America

1988

Table of Contents

“Whitman and the Founding Fathers”
by Daniel Aaron
“Walt Whitman, Camerado”
by Antler
“Whitman as Jeremiah”
by Peter Balakian
“Whitman and the Visual Democracy of Photography”
by Ed Folsom
“Whitman the Radical Democrat”
by David S. Reynolds
“Whitman’s Visionary Politics”
by Alan Trachtenberg

Brian Carr – “Walt Whitman, 1987”
Matthew Carr – “On Riding the Staten Island Ferry for the First Time”
Robert Cooperman – “Martha Darbanville Arrives in Oregon, 1854”
Jim Cory – “At Whitman’s Tomb”
Sharon Cumberland – “On Brooklyn Heights Promenade”
R. W. French – “Walt to Ezra”
Eliot Katz – “As I Stand Before Your Grave, Camerado”
Steve Kowit – “A Whitman Portrait”
Dan Murray – “Another Lesson”
Gary Pacernick – “To Walt Whitman”
Margaret Stuart – “Launch Pad”
Eric Trethewey – “Periphery”
John Tritica – “The First and Last Reading”
A. D. Winans – “Poem for Whitman”

Issue Credits

Mickle Street Review is sponsored and published by the Department of English at the Camden campus of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

Click here for a PDF of the scholars, poets, and artists who contributed to this issue.

Initial archiving of issue completed on August 04, 2006 by Evan Roskos

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EDITOR
Geoffrey M. Sill

ASSOCIATE EDITOR
David S. Reynolds

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS
Donald Kummings
Jean Pearson
Lisa Zeidner

ART EDITOR
John Giannotti

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Karen Marshall

WALT WHITMAN FELLOW, 1987-88
Denise Buzz

INTERPRETER
OF THE WALT WHITMAN HOUSE
Eleanor Ray

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Supported in part by a grant from the
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.