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| Leaves of Grass | Whitman | |
| Roughing It | Twain | |
| played the flute | Lanier | |
| dissappeared in Mexico | Bierce | |
| "Beat! Beat! Drums" | Whitman | |
| Adventures of Huckleberry Finn | Twain | |
| The Innocents Abroad | Twain | |
| "The Luck of Roaring Camp" | Harte | |
| Drum Taps | Whitman | |
| called the father of free verse | Whitman | |
| didn't fight in the civil was becausehewasaquaker | Whitman | |
| he worked in a war hospital instead | Whitman | |
| born and died in the year of Hailey's Comet | Twain | |
| "O Captain! My Captain!" | Whitman | |
| called " the Laureate of the confederacy" | Timrod | |
| dismissed from the Brooklyn Eagle | Whitman | |
| The Mysterious Stranger | Twain | |
| "I celebrate myself and sing myself" | Whitman | |
| "song of the Chattahoochee" | Lanier | |
| The Souls of Black Folk | Du Bois | |
| published the north star | Douglass | |
| "An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge" | Bierce | |
| "A Noisless Patient Spider" | Whitman | |
| "ode on the Confederate Dead" | Timrod | |
| editor of the Overland Monthly | Hatre | |
| My Bondage and My Freedom | Douglass | |
| A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court | Twain | |
| "I Hear America Singing" | Whitman | |
| "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg" | Twain | |
| "The Symphony" | Lanier | |
| "The Song of the Smoke" | Du Bois | |
| was editor of a newspaper in Columbia S.C | Timrod | |
| "When Lilacs Lasts in the dooryard Bloom'd" | Whitman | |
| wrote Tobacco Road and god's little acre | Caldwell | |
| leader of the Nez Perce | cheif Joseph | |
| artists of a Midnight Ride on the Mississippi | Currier ives | |
| artist of A Ride for Liberty--The Fugative Slave | Johnson | |
| artist of The Jolly Flatboatmen in Port | Bingham | |
| wrote sketches of life on the coast of Maine | Jewett | |
| the name twain gave to a time period | The Gilded Age | |
| wrote Uncle Remus Stories | Harris |
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