The Literary Construction of National Identities in the Western Hemisphere: Argentina and the United States, 1845-1898 |
Contents
IN SARMIENTOS AND EMERSONS TRAVEL | 39 |
JUANA MANUELA GORRITI AND WOMENS | 136 |
HELEN HUNT JACKSONS MULTIETHNIC | 170 |
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